Carrie Hynds

@carriehyndsLD

Freelance ELT and fiction editor, consumer of many foods and beverages. Lib Dem candidate for Hove & Portslade on 8th June. All views my own.

Hove, England
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Joined June 2009
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    Good Luckt to all Lib Dems today but especially

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    I've just exercised my democratic right 😊Have you? Good luck all candidates!

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    Here is the petition against party houses in that I mentioned at the hustings on Tuesday:

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    Thank you to all the electoral services team, polling station staff, and people who will be counting votes through the night

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    28 requests sent and still silence. Does not bode well.

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    When you vote in and today, bear in mind still no response from on school cuts:

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    26. I want to know that the Government - & opposition - elected today will understand what is at stake. So: I'm with

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    25. gives a chance to show we recognise the problems ahead. I have seen & heard nothing from or to give hope

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    24. 'The lamps are going off all over Europe' said Sir Edward Grey in 1914. That is how I feel today.

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    23. ...when stubbornness, poor leadership and bad decisions sank Europe and destroyed the lives of millions.

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    22. I want us to have the decency and intelligence to be able to draw breath, rather than look back on 2017 as the 'July crisis' of 1914...

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    21. I want to know that we can pull back from the brink if needed. If negotiations go brilliantly well then fine; but if not....

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    20. I am voting today. i want clarity about , what it will mean, who it will affect - and who will be at risk.

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    17. When the PM says 'No deal is better than a bad deal", I get shivers down my spine. What does this mean for patients?

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    13. I do not believe voters realised this when they voted for . And I don't believe voters realise this today in .

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    11. That is bad enough. But also governs the movement and exchange of used in for cancer treatment.

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    10. Energy prices & basic power supplies are exposed to considerable risk if the deal is not replaced within the next 18 months.

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    7. As well as triggering , we have also given notice to leave . is legally separate from the .

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    1. will one day be seen as the moment the UK could have chosen to pull back from the brink.

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    "Wolfie, go and sit by the sign and smile." And he did.  

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