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And how do you listen to the wishes of 75,000 people AL?
And, as I asked, how does he find out what are the matters of most concern to 75,000 people?
Right. Stop and do some numbers now AL.There are typically 75,000 people in each constituency who vote.Imagine if your MP had a single personal correspondence with every one of them each year, like he did with you. And imagine it took him 10 minutes to read your letter and compose a reply.That would take him 750,000 minutes. That equates to 34 hours a day for 365 days.So, what actually happens is that he'll have, maybe a few dozen personal correspondences with a few dozen particularly vocal constituents. Which isn't really democracy in action, is it?