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General Election and Moral Issues

Hustings interesting. Rupa Huq boasting about her Muslim heritage at the mosque despite not wearing a head dress out of respect. Sonul Badiani did wear a headdress.  Julian Gallant looks a bit out of his depth as no real political experience outside of Acton. Dr Crossland speaks to people as if she is a primary school teacher and they are kids. Renew Party candidate and the Brexit candidate Samir Alsoodani airbrushed out by the local media. All spouted their respective party lines. What really surprised was that not one candidate addressed the expected push in the next parliament for amendments to the Abortion legislation to bring it in line with Northern Ireland - legal up to birth itself.  Indeed Dr Crossland has already signed up to support this through the Planned Parenthood “pledge” document. Surprised that Rupa Huq did not boast about the Mattock Lane Abortion Centre ban on vigils and prayers in the near vicinity that she drove through virtually single handed and posed for a group photo with Planned Parenthood. There will be electorate who want to know the candidates stance on womens’ issues such as abortion, pregnancy discrimination against women, stop discrimination against baby girls and lower the abortion time limit. All in the “Both Lives Matter Pledge” which Rupa Huq, Sonul Badiani, Julian Gallant have declined to sign up to despite being invited to. Dr Crossland makes no bones about her position - abortion up to birth itself for any reason. Think about this before choosing your candidate!

Hyacynth Pemberton ● 2307d6 Comments