Dan Poulter, a former Conservative Party politician and psychiatrist, has recently made headlines by quitting the party after 14 years as an MP. Poulter, who also works part-time as a doctor, cited his belief that the Labour Party would do a better job of running the NHS as a reason for his departure. His decision to leave the Conservatives comes amidst growing concerns over NHS budget deficits and waiting lists in England.
Born on October 30, 1978, Daniel Leonard James Poulter was elected as the Member of Parliament for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich in 2010. With a background in psychiatry, Poulter has been an advocate for mental health issues during his time in office. His recent move to leave the Conservative Party and express support for the Labour Party's approach to the NHS has sparked discussions about potential shifts in political alliances and the impact on upcoming local elections.