Just received this email. Is it just me, or does anyone else think that by bringing in the example of a sick, disabled child, he has played dirty? Why not just say 'right, I know I've dithered but I've made my mind up now you've convinced me the Bedroom Tax is a Bad Thing!' Cos that's what's happened! That, and the realisation that he'll be out on his ear if he doesn't shape up quick!
'Carol – I have a promise to make to you.
I promise that, if we win, I will scrap the Bedroom Tax. No ifs or buts: a One Nation Labour government will repeal it.
Say you'll take a stand with me against this unfair and uncaring tax – add your name to mine in one click now.
Earlier this week I met Danielle Heard. Danielle is disabled and battling cancer. She’s been fighting it for 14 years, with support from her family.
Now her family have to find another £80 a month they can’t afford to pay David Cameron’s Bedroom Tax.
The Labour Party I lead will always stand with families like Danielle’s.
Add your voice to mine and say you stand with those suffering as a result of the Bedroom Tax.
The Bedroom Tax says so much about what is wrong with this government: out of touch, uncaring, standing up for the privileged few – but never for you.
Ed'
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