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Last night's final abortion vote - how Scots MPs voted



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LIST of Scots MPs who voted in the '24th-week' abortion vote last night
Ayes

Barrett, John

Clarke, Tom

Hamilton, David

Harris, Tom

McAvoy, Thomas

McFall, John

McGovern, Jim

Mundell, David

Reid, Alan

Reid, John

Roy, Frank

Salmond, Alex

Weir, Mike

Noes

Alexander, Danny

Alexander, Douglas

Banks, Gordon

Begg, Anne

Brown, Gordon

Brown, Russell

Bruce, Malcolm

Campbell, Menzies

Carmichael, Alistair

Clark, Katy

Connarty, Michael

Darling, Alistair

Davidson, Ian

Devine, Jim

Donohoe, Brian

Doran, Frank

Griffiths, Nigel

Hosie, Stewart

Ingram, Adam

Joyce, Eric

Lazarowicz, Mark

McKechin, Anne

Moore, Michael

Osborne, Sandra

Rennie, Willie

Roberston, Angus

Robertson, John

Sheridan, Jim

Smith, Robert

Strang, Gavin

Swinson, Jo

Thurso, John

Wishart, Pete






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  • Last Updated: 21 May 2008 5:04 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Abortion
 
1

Neal! Whit? Haud yer Whisht!!,

21/05/2008 17:21:34
Why has this list been printed?

Is the Scotsman trying to say something?
2

druidh,

edinburgh 21/05/2008 19:28:18
I don't think you can draw any conclusions - other than the fact that no women voted in favour.
3

John Blackley,

Florida 21/05/2008 19:38:07
And all the 'Ayes' were middle-aged guys - most of them married with families.

Oh that makes sense! (Not)
4

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 21/05/2008 19:53:15
John @#3,
You said it! they have,..'not-a-clue'

Maybe they should of shown a video clip of a Baby in the Womb at 24weeks, before being allowed to cast their vote.

I 'put my life on it' the outcome would have been of a very different nature!

Soo here we are in the year MMVIII and still act like,..

'Ape People'

I am at the least! 'Totally Disgusted' at the outcome!


Scotsman News! You were,.. 'Quite Right' to print the names, now we know where we all stand!
5

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 21/05/2008 19:57:10
And the whole 'irony' of it all, here is people like my darling young wife and I, that have been trying for a Baby for 10years now.

And would Love the chance to even become Pregnant!
6

Green,

Dundee 22/05/2008 09:45:18
Comment 2 druidh

That's the right one.....its all men who vote against women.

Ive been reading the other articles on this, where the lets be clear ANTI-ABORTIONISTS (proponents for back street abortions), complain now that this is all the fault of Labour, Reason more Conservatives (who have very few female MPs) are in favour of the back street abortionists in relative term to Labour.

But we've just had a Catholic and other religious campaign, (various Protestant and Muslim sects)to make it a Free vote, not whipped by any party and Brown agreed.

This is typical of the supporters of back street abortion, nothing ever satisfies them! They are right and everyone else is wrong.

And what about Salmond!

 

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