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No, I don't think she should resign or even be sacked but not because I think she is good at her job or deserves to be a Minister.

Politics sadly is brought into disrepute by MPs of al parties, here is another.
We are told she has apologised and that is that, well in fact she only apologised because she was told to,there would have probably been no apology for anything at all from her voluntarily.
We are then told she hasn't really done anything wrong, incredible.
How can it be that you haven't claimed anything you shouldn't have and therefore done nothing wrong but yet you have to pay back £5,800.

You really couldn't make it up the way some MPs can get their wrongdoings dressed up.

Should she be sacked or resign, no I say, leave her there and let her be a focal point right through to the next election as to this.
Her arrogance is beyond belief to me.

Also she is not the only one still serving in Govt either, David Laws enjoys a nice little position again in Govt,again appointed by David Cameron, despite his deceit on expenses as well.

If any ordinary person had acquired around £6,000 they shouldn't have,had also been uncooperative with the people investigating same too, then even with an apology and paying money back they would still almost for sure end up being sacked and up in court for the matter.

Maria Miller is yet another example of the very bad judgement and misguided loyalties of this PM, David Cameron, so for me, leave her as a Minister and let people everytime she comes on TV recall what she has done and who supports her.

No wonder Grant Schapps and the PM say it should be the end of the matter and it's time to move on, however they would not, either of them, be saying that were this a Labour MP in Govt.
More sheer hypocrisy and weak leadership from Cameron again.