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Originally Posted by Osem
I too have some doubts and will, frankly, believe it when I see it but the difference here is that the Camerons' have had serious disability so close to their lives and know what it's like. In the grand scheme of things I don't see vast numbers of votes in such a promise so I can't see why he'd go down this route with no real intention of doing something as there'll be a hell of a moral backlash if he reneges on it. If the Tories want to emulate New Labour's policy since 1997 and make false promises to gain support, there are far more effective ways of doing that.
Time will tell.
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so has gorden brown twice in fact
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...icle654706.ece
the problem isnt all the government though of either flavour imho it is the civil servants who seem to spend their time making forms that just make work for themselves so they can justify being there
then they claim there is mass abuse and spend a fortune on supposedly tracking it down which means another department of civil servants who cost us far more than they ever recover even if you use thier idea of what they saved as they calculate what they saved over the next ten years of each case
http://www.nao.org.uk/news/0708/0708102.aspx
see here about the real scandle
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ouch/opinion/b1..._shocker.shtml