Intelligent/Stupid MPs

[watervole]

Read this, then consider who you'd vote for...

I have decided that I'm in love with Evan Harris and would vote against David Tredinnick regardless of what party he was standing for.

Comments

[temeres.livejournal.com]

I am not, however, surprised to find out that Harris is a LibDem and Tredinnick is a Tory. Oh how I love it when the world conforms to my prejudices.

[vicarage.livejournal.com]

I know nothing about cervical cancer screening, but presume its intrusive and unpleasant, so surely you wouldn't want to suggest to people that won't benefit from it that it is even a possibility, as it would induce guilt that they'd not had it done.

[watervole.livejournal.com]

I find the screening process easy, but I'm unusual in that.

I know one friend who finds it so distressing that she and the nurse agreed to give up after nearly an hour trying to help her relax.

[jon-a-five.livejournal.com]

A good article. But Goldacre usually is a god read.

[jon-a-five.livejournal.com]

'Good' read :-)

[grikmeer.livejournal.com]

British Medical Journal or The Sun... Tough choice *rolls eyes*

[winterbadger]

"It is no good people saying that just because we cannot prove something, it does not work."

I wonder how far the Hon Member would like to extend that rather tendentious principle? Compulsory installing of amulets against the evil eye to prevent car crashes? A return to trial by ordeal? Witch-ducking?