BeyondtheVote
Sign in
The Westminster lensArchive · Public voice — Bluesky · @jessasatomp.bsky.social · 46 substantive posts

Bluesky — Asato.

Every substantive Bluesky post by Jess Asato, classified for substance and tone — each links out to the original on Bluesky. Back to the MP page.

Open profile on bsky.app ↗← Back to Jess Asato
Bluesky activity · last 60 days
@jessasatomp.bsky.social
44posts
34substantive
neutralvoice · celebratory ↘ falling

Voice score reflects the argumentative tone of the MP's own posts (critical vs supportive) — not what other people say about them. The "criticises" and "supports" lists below show who they're directing each tone at.

Most criticises
  • xAI6
Most supports
  • Government3
  • Labour Party2
  • Barnardo's2
Top topics
  • Technology & Digital19 postsneutral
  • Crime & Policing5 postsneutral
  • Culture & Community3 postscelebratory
Recent substantive posts
See sentiment over time in the Explorer →
All postsSubstantive posts.46 classified · most recent first

Each post links out to the original on Bluesky — open it there to read the full thread and replies.

WhenTopicTonePost
5 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalcelebratory“Thank you so much x”↗
3 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalangry“The ability of Grok to strip women and children was not an accident. Safeguards could have been built into the chatbot, but its creators chose not to. I'm launching this High Court claim to pursue accountability for those choices.”↗
3 Jun 2026Technology & Digitalangry“Today, I’m launching a High Court claim against xAI, the company behind Grok. I am just one of thousands of women and even children who have been the victim of abusive and sexualised AI deepfakes. This should never have happened – and xAI must be held accountable. www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...”↗
29 May 2026Culture & Communitycelebratory“I am honoured to have been shortlisted in the inaugural Prevention of VAWG Awards alongside such amazing women and organisations. I'm very much looking forward to celebrating the incredible work they do, the change that has been hard-won, and the many fights to come.”↗
19 May 2026Crime & Policingmeasured“Abusive behaviours too often go unrecognised and so this campaign uses clear examples to help people understand that these behaviours are abusive and should not be ignored.”↗
19 May 2026Culture & Communitymeasured“ENOUGH is is a cross-government programme of behaviour change campaigns to support the mission of halving VAWG within the next decade. It has three strands: challenging perpetrators, supporting victims, and educating young people.”↗
19 May 2026Crime & Policingcelebratory“Last week, I was delighted to speak at the launch of the Government's ENOUGH campaign.”↗
14 May 2026Housing & Planningempathetic“Lack of protections within housing too often keeps domestic abuse victims in abusive relationships. That’s why it’s great to see the Government’s new Social Housing Bill give victims greater rights and greater security in their tenancies. @matthewpennycookmp.bsky.social 👇”↗
11 May 2026Local Governmentangry“These are devastating results – not just for local Labour candidates but also for communities up and down the country who now have representatives that campaigned on national issues but will now have to deliver on local priorities.”↗
15 Apr 2026Technology & Digitalcelebratory“I’d like to thank all of the organisations and campaigners who supported us to get here including UK Feminista, @barnardos.org.uk, CEASE UK, and the APPG on Commercial Sexual Exploitation.”↗
15 Apr 2026Technology & Digitalangry“These changes reflect the reality that online pornography is fuelling the epidemic of violence against women and girls, encouraging a sexual interest in children, and facilitating commercial sexual exploitation, including trafficking.”↗
15 Apr 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“▪️ Grant powers to the Government to require pornography websites to proactively verify the age and consent of those featured on their sites – and allow for the retrospective withdrawal of that consent.”↗
15 Apr 2026Crime & Policingcelebratory“▪️ Ban pornographic content depicting strangulation or suffocation ▪️ Ban pornographic content in which performers role-play as children ▪️ Ban pornographic content that features step-incest, where one performer appears to be underage”↗
15 Apr 2026Technology & Digitalcelebratory“I was glad, therefore, to have yesterday secured vital changes to the way we regulate online pornography. As a result of amendments tabled by me in the Commons and Baroness Bertin in the Lords, the Crime and Policing Bill will now:”↗
15 Apr 2026Technology & Digitalangry“It trains brains to link dopamine and endorphin production to violent, degrading, and in some cases paedophilic-adjacent content. And from Wayne Couzens to Dominique Pelicot, we know how the consumption of online sexualised violence can turn into offline violence.”↗
15 Apr 2026Technology & Digitalmeasured“Online pornography is not just entertainment, it has become a harmful form of education. It promotes the idea that pain for women is pleasure for men. It instils the notion that to be close to a woman is to dominate or degrade her.”↗
31–46 of 46 — substantive posts← Newer
Sources & methodology
SourceBluesky / AT Protocol API · author feed. Each post links to the original on bsky.app.
VerificationOnly handles linked from the MP’s own published list are ingested. Self-declared or unverified handles aren’t included.
ClassificationEach post is LLM-classified for substance (vs reposts, social mentions, scheduling), then for tone (critical / measured / supportive) per target.
WindowThe 60-day summary above; the list covers all classified substantive posts.