What shall I ask the Prime Minister?

I'm number 9 on the list of MPs to ask the Prime Minister a question this morning.  It could be that the half hour session is up before it’s my turn.  But if not, - and in the interests of a little direct democracy - what question should I put to him?

Email me your suggestions? 

Posted on 26 November 2008 by Douglas Carswell

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By how much would the basic rate of income tax be reduced if we were to withdraw from the EU and apply the savings (£57billion pa?) to this worthy cause?

Posted on 26 November 2008 09:39 by wonderfulforhisage

Will the PM encourage households to buy British goods and help the British economy and British workers?

Posted on 26 November 2008 10:13 by Simon Williams

Before the government's new rules, how many borrowers had repossession proceedings started before they were 3 months in arrears?

Posted on 26 November 2008 10:28 by Tim Almond

Oh the dilemma Douglas. Just think, if you were a Labour MP you would not need to ask us about this. The question would be provided to you by the PM's office...

Posted on 26 November 2008 11:40 by Tony Sharp

"Why don't you call an election, and let the people judge the wisdom of your stimulus plan?"

Posted on 26 November 2008 11:53 by Dave B

Does the PM consider himself a liar before a robber, or a robber before a liar?

Posted on 26 November 2008 12:06 by Daniel Emmett-Gulliver

To the PM: Who pays your APD when you fly?

Posted on 26 November 2008 12:24 by Pravin

How about asking if the PM is justified in raising transportation costs by two and a half percent by raising fuel duty that cannot be claimed back unlike the VAT?

Posted on 26 November 2008 12:24 by Michael Duffy

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