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Tag Archives: Craig Mackinlay
Who will educate some MPs about HIV/AIDS vs COVID?
HIV/AIDS is a subject that require a great deal of understanding to stand up and discuss and the same to be fair is true about COVID. After all people like the current President of the USA has on occasions made … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged AIDS, COVID-19, Craig Mackinlay, HIV, Princess Diana, World Aids Day
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Three vital petitions and an important debate
On the 1st April a debate took place in Westminster Hall regarding three petitions that have recently been signed by significant numbers of people. The one that has the largest number of signatures by some margin is the revocation of … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Catherine Mckinnell, Craig Mackinlay, John Redwood
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Lie, damn lies and statistics
This morning it has emerged that the Government’s contract with Seaborne Freight has been cancelled and they claim the reason for this is that another company called Arklow Shipping Unlimited has withdrawn as one of the backers of the proposal. … Continue reading
Soames and Mackinlay must stop exaggerating or lying
On Tuesday Parliament held a short debate on the Seaborne Freight contract and amongst a mixture of claims and arguments that were made, two from Tories stood out as being based either on confusion, exaggerations or lies. It is disturbing … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Chris Grayling, Craig Mackinlay, Nicholas Soames, Seaborne Freight
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Social media, phone banks and political campaigns
As the dust begins to settle on the battle bus accusations, from the 2015 General Election with all but Craig Mackinlay and his team freed from suspicion, the prospect of similar cases of fraud emerging from Junes General Election must … Continue reading