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Toff luck as Cameron dodges fox question

Labour expended a lot of energy yesterday attempting to paint David Cameron as a series of damning pen portraits.

FIGHTING BACK: David Cameron did nothing to dispel his image as a “toff” during heated exchanges at Prime Minister's Questions.

Out of touch, “nasty”, with a problem with women, it was quite the concerted effort. 

They need not have bothered. The Prime Minister himself proudly appeared to present himself as a toff.

Asked about the abandonment of his plans to scrap the fox hunting ban, Mr Cameron did nothing to contradict those who depict him in that red blazer on top of the horse chasing, to the bitter end, the poor defenceless fox.

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