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Thanks for that.
I can only imaginw that Tyrie showed up on the Tory benches at the House of Commons expecting to meet truly bright people, who like him had reached the peak of their profession and decided it was time to do some public service.
Instead he found himself surrounded by kippybrexitters and poltical thugs,
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Thanks for sharing the story. Good MPs stand out regardless of their individual political affiliation. It's just a shame that there seem to be so few that fall into that category.
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I was one of Andrew Tyrie's consitituents at the time of Brexit. I wrote a letter to him, going on about how dissapointed I was, how I held his party to blame, etc etc. He wrote back in what sounded like an equally disappointed tone, explaining how he would now be pressuring his party to make it known how they intended to proceed with the whole mess, and the options that should be immediately taken off the table. He's probably sent me about 3 letters since with updates... Good MP, shame about the rest of his party.