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Old 18-07-2009, 10:16   #15
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Re: Tory plan to cut disability red tape

I wasn't suggesting that the Cameron's are the only politicians with first hand experience of disability. My point is that, having been in that dreadful position, making such a promise as Party Leader and then reneging on it would be seen to be as morally reprehensible as it were cynical.

Notwithstanding the fact that Brown's poor son doesn't appear to have the level of disability Cameron's son sadly succumbed to, perhaps, as he gets older, Brown's views and actions will alter as a result of his experience of the sad realitiies of being a long term carer.
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