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In PM tonight, how the NHS has become part of the health reform debate in America. 9:20pm on 13 Aug 2009 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/twitter/6021362/Gordon-and-Sarah-Brown-join-US-pro-NHS-Twitter-campaign.html

Rather like Hillary Clinton losing her temper when being asked what her hubby thinks, do I really care what the wives of Blair and Brown think? Did I elect them?

It's like somebody becoming famous because somebody that may be famous in their own right once had sex with them.
In PM tonight, how the NHS has become part of the health reform debate in America. 7:38pm on 13 Aug 2009 They have a point we value the lives of child killers more than NHS patients.

How much will it cost keeping the killers of Baby Peter alive?

Couldn't that money be better spent on the NHS?

We aren't prepared to discuss the death penalty but we let NHS bean counters decide on who lives and who dies.

You pay your money and take your choice?

I am not sure about the Brown's getting involved in a Twitter battle defending the NHS. It's just a fad that relies on existing technologies.

Playing around on Twitter only makes you a twit:

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Monday 3 August 2009 00:23am on 04 Aug 2009 I wonder what 'talented' bankers say when they're given the ink blot test?
Monday 3 August 2009 11:17pm on 03 Aug 2009 Inkplot 7 to 10 make no sense to me at all. Further confirmation that I am indeed barking?
Monday 3 August 2009 10:51pm on 03 Aug 2009 The banks are booming due to consolidation and lack of competition?

Why don't the Treasury lend directly via Zopa?
Who's right? 7:05pm on 28 Jul 2009 I think Huddlestone the prospective Tory candidate for that seat is missing the point.

The MPs passed that watered down legislation last week. It was weak and laughable as they wanted to get it finished before their 82 day holiday.

Only 'professional' politicians could come up with such inept, useless legislation. There's no link between MPs seeking to keep their expenses secret and that limp wristed legislation they crafted last week?

Expesnes hasn't gone away.

Anybody approached by an MP or their representatives should ask 'Why should MPs that are found to be committing fraud by fiddling their expenses only face a maximum of one year inside where as anybody else found guilty of fruad can face a 10 year sentence?'

That legislation gives independents an Iraq sized arms dump of ammunition to attack existing MPs.

Our military are fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq so MPs can pull stunts like that?

On the Westminster Hour on Sunday they said how the tories are considering backing a rehabilitated Julie McBride.
Who's right? 6:35pm on 28 Jul 2009 Rantzen did Childline - She's a bit more than a TV Presenter!

MPs have other jobs so why can't non politicians be successful as MPs?
Tuesday 14 July 2009 8:05pm on 16 Jul 2009 http://www.v3.co.uk/v3/news/2245952/nhs-security-blunders-put

So all those virus writers disabling NHS computers will be prosecuted and extradited to Britain to take up even more cells in our over crowded prisons?
Tuesday 14 July 2009 11:47pm on 14 Jul 2009 The American networks had more holes than my socks and it's all the fault of Gary McKinnon?

He does seem somewhat of a lost soul rather like Nicky Reilly AKA Mohamed Abdulaziz Rashid Saeed-Alim.
Tuesday 14 July 2009 11:20pm on 14 Jul 2009 Given Sept. 11th?

Well the Americans should learn to secure their infrastructure?

Was McKinnon really the only person snooping about their networks?

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