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  i think that they start off with good intentions roger.
  
  once in the closely knit world of parliament, they become immune to the world outside.
  
  then they see the gains to be made and join in with the gravy train.
  
  
  to my mind the main problem is that not many have really joined with real life before they get .
  
  nearly all have been to university, many then work as research assistants to a politician and eventually get elected as councilors then mps.
  
  how many have worked for a private employer or run a small business?

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