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Disgraceful.

Nothing unusual in this happening as they've riden their sons corpse before as they try to show how everyday and in touch they are.

Every time "Call me Dave" gets grilled on the NHS he immediately brings up his dead son as some sort of shield, a sort of "how dare you question my support for the NHS..." before selling off another bit of it to his friends.

CUNT!!!!

Well, I sympathise with anyone who has to cope with a severely disabled child and then has the double blow of their loss.

Having said that, I would have more time for Cameron, if his government hadn't given the disabled and their families such an almighty kicking during his period in charge e.g. the bedroom tax in which the disabled have had to fight to keep spare rooms to store all the equipment needed to support a severely disabled child.

DJ. You are wrong. I have managed to get thousands of pounds of benefits for disabled tenants and their families. Of those only a few required a spare room for the equipment. And you must realise full PIP or DLA is ?130 a week....not to be sniffed at....

Oh no I am not.

The dead child is a useful media card to play if you are hunting for
sympathy ! I would not wish such a tragedy on any couple, but David
Cameron is a politician and thus his own misfortune gets mixed up with
the lives of ordinary folk, taxes and all the rest. As an ex-Eton lad I am
assuming our Dave`s parents had or have a penny or two, while Mrs Dave
just so happens to come from one of the richest families in Britain and was
worth more than million before she even married him.

I have nothing against the rich - I just hate it when they play the sympathy
card and make out they are like the rest of us. They are not. Wealth will
not bring back a dead child, but it sure as hell stops you worrying at night
if you can pay next month`s bills !!