
Pete Wishart
@PeteWishart
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MP for Perth and Kinross-shire. Musician. Author. Parliamentary Tweeter of the year.
Perth, Scotland.
Joined April 2011
One of the few good things about modern consumerism is you don't have to watch things you don't want to. Just like you don't have to buy the Spectator. .
So, we exported Marxism to Ethiopia and it starved to death – and now we had the temerity to add Spandau Ballet, Phil Collins and Nik Kershaw on top . ✍️ Gareth Roberts: How Live Aid ruined pop music .
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Watching #LiveAid40 and will never forget watching it first time round and thinking live performance will never get better than this and in so many ways it hasn't. Practically everybody there will be over 60 now. There was never a generation more in tune than the 80s.
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Christine is probably the only Lib Dem frontbencher anybody will know. They've not exactly made household names of themselves. .
Edinburgh MP sacked from Lib Dem frontbenches over rebellion in memory of late husband, via @therachelamery .
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They're now using every question they get in every departmental question session to ask the same questions about the 'Scottish Government'. They are not just embarrassing themselves but also their constituents who now have no MP to scrutinise the UK Government on their behalf.
Every single question to the Secretary of State for Scotland about 'the SNP' from Scots Lab MPs. They have absolutely no interest or curiosity in enquiring about what the UK Gov is doing in our country. Their constituents hate it and all they're doing is hastening their demise.
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Just wait till he sees what SNP voting Perthshire has received from the UK Government. #absolutelynothing
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The 'real purpose' is to divide the independence movement and then turn on itself until it splinters into oblivion. It's a story as old as the People's Front of Judea. .
No progress can be possible if the more radical wing of the independence movement continues to fracture itself into ever-smaller splinters, writes Craig Murray ✍️
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