What's the harm in demonstrating to residents that both (all?) parties are making a huge effort to talk to communities? Don't see the issue!
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I've denied nothing - group pictures are a great way to demonstrate community engagement and encourage morale in troops. No harm in it!
Dodged my question about housing regarding the sitting incumbent housing minister in one of the most underprivileged areas of London.
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It's "community engagement", it's self-congratulatory, posturing used to imply community support. In other words: advertising.
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It's the same reason celebrities take pictures of themselves surrounded by starving children, it's an image game. And I'm not buying it.
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I didn't - I said he's been in post less than a year and I suggest asking him yourself at the hustings on 23/5, Going?
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I'm trying to get on the panel. You can bet I'll be there holding him, and the other candidates to account RE: housing, crime + other issues
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Honestly, good for you and whatever happens in the election I hope you stick around.
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Thank you. I appreciate your kindness. I'm non-partisan and will be pressing
@LabourSJ and others equally hard for solutions to problems.
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