My DP is a politician. AMA

[Every1fed]

As title says.

I have wanted to do this for ages but haven't because of elections and fears of staying anonymous. Have created a new account.

Happy to answer anything other than things that may be outing.

Ask away........

Is he quite short?

Orrdurrrrrr!

Which party?

Does he use you as a campaign accessory?

Ohhhh, this is brave!

@PickAChew no he isn't short

Backbencher or Ministerial level?

@AlexaShutUp not sure I really should say what party. One of the main two.

Doesn't use me as a campaign accessory, although some times there are things where you are expected to go as a couple. But it wouldn't be any sort of deal breaker if we didn't. Sometimes I'll go campaigning, generally not if it's too close to elections as they are just ridiculously busy and I'll have more to pick up at home.

Is it Michael Gove? If so poor you! No seriously- are they high profile or someone that most of us would go who?

@StarbucksSmarterSister backbench

@Decormad38 Unless you were a constituent you would probably not know. Googleable, but pretty low profile none the less.

@AlexaShutUp

Superb name by the way!

Ooh is it Jacob Reece Mogg? I love him he’s so funny. Wish he was prime minister instead of septic peg.

Male or female?

Nice hair?

Does he sleep well at night?

Do you live far from London? How often does he travel in?

Do you worry for your safety and privacy?

Would you say it was your shared political beliefs that brought you together/drew you together? I am assuming, because you say you campaign, that you mean you share political views.

And how common is it for politicians' partners to not share the same political views?

Do you share his political views?

Is your partner an MP?

1. do they undergo training on how to NOT answer pertinent and relevant questions or how to speak in public?

2. how is it that they can be swapped from post to post with seemingly NO training or background experience? Ie Jeremy Hunt was education secretary, then health and now foreign secretary, surely that’s like a plumber being made an electrician then being made a mechanic... I just don’t get it

3. did he have a job prior to becoming a politician? What was it?

4. does he get depressed about the insurmountable problems that faces him daily in his job?

5. does he ever come home from work and say “ you know, I think I’ve done some good today”?

Thanks for answering

How do you deal with the lies and deceit within the party he's in ? Honest question, no holds barred and all that!

Does he publicly say what he genuinely thinks about Brexit?

What does he genuinely think about Brexit (if you can say)?

Assuming he’s an MP. Does he have a safe seat? How did he get started? Does he have ambitions to be a minister or front bencher? Do you have kids? If so, How do you all manage a work life balance?

Left or right?

@Debenhamshandtowel

Man. I'm not sure, I've never really thought about it either way?

Do you worry about him / her having affairs? My ‘d’h had a long affair with an mp and it stunned me how easy it was for someone in a prominent role to sneak out of their publicly funded job to eg check into hotels for the afternoon. I am rather convinced they’re all at it.