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Tag Archives: disability
Disabling the already disabled: the sham(e) that is the ConDems (& a Petition)
If you haven’t experienced serious illness or longer-term disability you really do need to make the effort, right now, to imagine what that might feel like close up. That’s what I hope to help you do, in this post. Having such … Continue reading
Posted in Viewpoint
Tagged Andy Burnham, ConDems, David Cameron, DE-governance, dependency, disability, Ed Miliband, health, Nick Clegg, Pat Onions, Spartacus Report, Sue Marsh, Welfare Reform Act
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Tory soullessness requires sustained attack
It took barely a few days to show why Labour must always, always be on guard and on the attack against the ConDems. Ed Miliband had hardly finished his ‘I met a man…’ speech – in which he claimed a disabled person … Continue reading
Posted in Viewpoint
Tagged Arnie Graf, David Cameron, disability, Ed Miliband, Philip Davies
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