Nellie, I think reading your posts on here, you have spoken some good common sence. Jeremy has studied politics to a gain a degree, so its suggests a more than switched on politically interested family.
Regarding politicians writing and becoming involved with PJ, is an interesting one.
In my opinion, Sean Power had a pretty open way, and also a couple of aggressive opponents. He floored Frank Walker on here, by releasing two e-mails which warned of the Harcourt court problems.
Sarah Ferguson, thought to be hoffty toffty, got a "bit of stick" but proved her toughness, and I suggest, turned around many critics by engaging, and not being afraid to fight her corner. Caroline Labey maybe doing excellent work, but on here could not hold her own, and ended by telling us we do not appreciate the hard work she puts in. A dummy for a xmas present maybe, to make up for the one she lost.
The point is Nellie, I personally have a much deeper respect for those elected that have spoken on here. I may not or ever agree on some issues, however, I would rather they go into battle on my behalf because they are tough, more open, and therefore more representative as they are not scared to engage.
Jeremy should not be put off PJ, in fact it may even boost his career.Most elected to the house read this, however are probably to scared to offer their views, which may inform us better. What does that tell you ?
BB