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It is time to leave the cesspit formerly known as Twitter | Louise Haigh MP

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It is time to leave the cesspit formerly known as Twitter | Louise Haigh MP

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UK Politics@feddit.ukEnglish · 2 months ago

It is time to leave the cesspit formerly known as Twitter

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Grok is just one of many reasons why Westminster should finally get off the website.

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It’s been time to leave for half a decade.

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