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Old 27-07-2009, 13:18   #20
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Re: More gloom for Brown - Tories win bye election

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
Just what the country is short of, another career ploitician
Whilst I welcome the result, I have to agree.

Not wanting to be reverse age-ist, but I want my politicians to have had full life experiences from which to draw on.

I commend the young lady on wanting to get involved in politics but she's too young for my liking.

I know some people at 27, may be parents, and have responsible jobs and alike from an early age.

When I was 27, I didn't own my own home, I worked hard and partied harder and had a whale of a time doing it. That is what this girl should be doing.

I reckon 40, should be about the minimum age to become an MP.
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