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Just a another face of evil, Grabb voted for the £30 cut to esa benefits, I see no respite for the sick and disabled, the conservatives will stop their attack
for the moment and reposition themselfs before continuing with their killing.
I am glad to say that he is an unworthy successor.
Good one.
Does he have a dog called Bullseye?
He was raised by a single mum on welfare, so could turn out to be less shellfish than expected.
I’ll get my punting coat.
Don’t bother-here’s the maths:
On welfare mum who got off welfare
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19th Century Christian(sic)
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Skivers and scroungers morality part 2
Just adds another twist to the saga.
Unfair to Bill Sykes.
Yes but will he agree with Cameron and Osborne that he should cut welfare ‘because working poor would never vote Tory’?
Crabb has a HoC voting record that shows he is very keen on cuts to Welfare support and services. He is a god botherer who is extremely anti-gay and believes it is a condition which can be cured. Will he be a witch finder general for the 21st C? I fear he does not come gentle as Francis of Assisi but more a lieutenant of a vengeful god.