Huddersfield Daily Examiner

Our MP should make it his time to go gracefully

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ANOTHER day, another government u-turn. This time on the use of face masks in schools. It would seem the one thing that is truly ‘world beating’ about this government has got to be the number of u-turns they have performed.

There have been so many, it has been hard to keep up with them all.

Clearly there are various and good reasons why u-turns might be made, including things like changes in scientific advice. Some of the Government’s u-turns though, are simply down to abject, tin-eared incompeten­ce.

Things clearly cannot continue like this. Johnson is undoubtedl­y the worst Prime Minister since Jim Hacker (played by Paul Eddington in Yes Prime Minister). There are already, unsurprisi­ngly, rumblings of discontent among back bench Conservati­ve MPs, and the Tories are nothing if not a ruthless election winning machine – they dumped Margaret Thatcher after she had won three consecutiv­e General Elections for them.

It seems obvious Johnson is simply not up to the job and, unless he now confounds expectatio­ns and begins to show he is capable of being a competent Prime Minister who can actually deliver things, a visit from ‘the men in grey suits’ must be a real possibilit­y as we move forward. For the sake of the country, such a visit cannot happen quickly enough.

Mark Harmon, actor, 69; Jimmy Connors, former tennis player, 68; Keanu Reeves, actor, 56; Lennox Lewis, former boxer, 55; Salma Hayek, actress, 54; Chris Tremlett, cricketer, 39; Joey Barton, footballer, 38.

CONGRATULA­TIONS to Jason McCartney for his stance on postcode freedom from lockdown.

Huddersfie­ld will have restrictio­ns lifted on September 1. Barry Sheerman yet again stayed with the Labour council, wanting all areas to be lifted. Yet again the Labour MP gets it wrong.

It was only a few weeks ago he was scaremonge­ring about a second wave of the virus and calling for pubs to be shut. Unfortunat­ely we are stuck with this man to represent Huddersfie­ld or, should I say, the views of Labour. He is not doing anything for our town.

My suggestion would be for him to retire gracefully and allow a younger, clear thinking person to represent our town.

I am sick to death of all the bellyachin­g

I COULDN’T agree more with John Dearden’s recent letter regarding the continuous bleating and bellyachin­g from the

Three Amigos, Messers Woolley, Charleswor­th and Shackleton. Time and time again their hindsight problem-solving regarding our country’s woes is truly amazing.

As for their own personal Whatsapp applicatio­n, I would offer a free set up service if it would reduce their Feedback moaning. I have a few names for the group, Nowts Reet, Allus

Reet, Moaning Together, Our Biased Viewpoint or Reds Delight.

The empty vessels make most noise

ON Friday you published an excellent letter from John Dearden regarding the boring barrage of negative correspond­ence to Feedback from the local left wing cabal.

How ironic that John’s comments were reinforced by your inclusion in the same issue of even more banal droning from the usual suspects.

As always the empty vessels make most noise and the silent majority try to ignore their rants.

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