David Cameron refuses to say during PMQs whether he supports Michael Gove's views on foodbanks in reply to a question from Labour MP Luciana Berger.
During today’s edition of PMQs David Cameron refused to say whether he supported the views of education secretary Michael Gove, that users of foodbanks were often responsible for their own predicament. Here again is what Gove said.
Does David Cameron also believe those using foodbanks only have themselves to blame?
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5 Responses to “Video: What Michael Gove thinks of people who use foodbanks”
davidcameron
Michael Gove is a prime example of an upper class Tory twerp.
neveruptothejob
Gove forgets that the whole point of the benefits system is to provide for people who can’t manage their lives successfully.
Sids666
So when the Labour decided to provide support to schools, CAB’s etc to give financial management advice its good – when the Tories do it its bad.
Dorothy Nelson
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Anna
Ignorant man.