WHILE the courage of Conservative MP Nadine Dorries in speaking out against the Prime Minister and his Chancellor, and the moral leadership of Cardinal O'Brien who brands the Government's economic policy as being "immoral" deserves support, let us not forget the other half of the UK's out of touch, uncaring Coalition Government.
WHILE the courage of Conservative MP Nadine Dorries in speaking out against the Prime Minister and his Chancellor, and the moral leadership of Cardinal O'Brien who brands the Government's economic policy as being \"immoral\" deserves support, let us not forget the other half of the UK's out of touch, uncaring Coalition Government.
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If the Tories deserve to be slated for their compassion-lite policies, so too do the LibDems who aid and abet them in government. In the House of Commons, a miserable looking Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, sits beside his boss Mr Cameron, while Danny Alexander MP never seems to be far from Chancellor George Osborne's side.
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Lest we forget the LibDem role -
WHILE the courage of Conservative MP Nadine Dorries in speaking out against the Prime Minister and his Chancellor, and the moral leadership of Cardinal O'Brien who brands the Government's economic policy as being "immoral" deserves support, let us not forget the other half of the UK's out of touch, uncaring Coalition Government.
If the Tories deserve to be slated for their compassion-lite policies, so too do the LibDems who aid and abet them in government. In the House of Commons, a miserable looking Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, sits beside his boss Mr Cameron, while Danny Alexander MP never seems to be far from Chancellor George Osborne's side.
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