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I am very sad to hear of Natalie Fleet’s resignation. It takes a great deal of courage and dedication to serve in public office, especially in a role like that, and she deserves respect for doing it. I’ve always had a lot of time for Natalie, and for her lads as well. She actually gave me a bit of comfort a while back, if I’m honest. She called me “mush” publicly on here, or on TikTok. I can’t remember exactly which platform it was now, as it was a while ago. At the time, I viewed it as a bit of a political point scoring moment for myself and thought it gave me an opportunity to hit one back by suggesting that an elected Member of Parliament was being unprofessional. Looking back though, I think I was the one who got that wrong. The more I’ve thought about it since, the more it has meant something to me. There aren’t many people in politics who use the kind of vocabulary I grew up with. It made me smile and reminded me of the estate I grew up on in Newark. I’d never spoken to any of her lads before, and then one day I got a video through on Snapchat from some random lad. I was genuinely about to block him, to be honest! Anyway, I decided to open the chat, and it turned out to be a video message from Natalie, a bit like the Cameo-style videos that I sometimes do for people. It really made me smile and laugh. That was the first and only time I’ve spoken to one of her lads, and I haven’t spoken to any of them since. It was on the day of the Gorton and Denton by-election back in February. I hope you don’t mind me sharing this Natalie, but I still find it funny now. It’s a reminder that there are still some very normal people involved in politics. (Nigel Farage certainly isn’t one of them! 😂) Feel free to watch the video below. I wish Natalie nothing but the very best for the future. Maybe one day I’ll pay a visit to Shirebrook to pick up some new running gear from Sports Direct. If I do, I’ll definitely pop into the constituency office and thank her again in person. One final thing I’d add is that I think we should normalise elected Members of Parliament being more approachable and communicating in a more natural, authentic way. Politics doesn’t always have to be suited and booted. Sometimes it’s okay to speak to people like normal human beings. In my view, that helps break down barriers, makes politics feel more accessible, and reminds people that those in public office are people too. Natalie Fleet MP

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Have you heard the new hit single "WE’VE HAD ENOUGH” ? 45,000 views already on X Here’s a sample of the comments, which are running 95% positive. 😀Brought tears to my wife’s eyes 😀Brilliant - needs to be shared everywhere 😀Wow, how powerful! 😀Every Aussie should be requesting this on radio channels multiple times per day every day 😀This should go global 😀Just awesome! Nice tune! 😀How good is this 😀Please perform this live on Australia Day at March for Australia, I’m sure they’ll hand you the PA, and a projector could be set up for you for the video. 😀Not bad at all. Well done lads. 😀Great track, with everything that needs to be said 😀BRILLIANT song, words, visuals. This can awaken 😀Need it on Spotify so I can play it on the school bus And here’s the first verse The Net Zero promise, it’s unraveling fast, They sold us a dream, but it’s fading at last. Like a house of cards, it’s ready to fall, Our nation’s going back, can’t ignore the call. Electricity prices climbing through the roof, Claiming it's for greener, but that ain't the truth. More renewables? Man, what a joke, While our wallets get lighter, and our hopes choke [Chorus] We’ve had enough, yeah, we’re calling you out, Time to face the music, hear the people's shout. Inflation’s surging, can’t afford the meal, Housing’s unaffordable, what’s the deal? If you like it, please leave a comment and share with friends.

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