Opinion: Starmer's Labour government criticized as more harmful to disabled people than the Tories
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Rachel Charlton-Dailey
Summary
This opinion piece argues that Keir Starmer's Labour government was even more harmful and cruel to disabled people than the previous Conservative government. The author claims that while Labour initially offered a glimmer of hope for disabled people, Starmer's administration ultimately inflicted greater damage through its policies and actions. The article is highly critical of Starmer's record on disability rights and welfare.
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bskyOpinion: Starmer's Labour government criticized as more harmful to disabled people than the Toriesthecanary.coKey quotes
· 3 pulledFor disabled people, Starmer's short reign was even more dangerous than the Tories.
When Labour got in, it was a small glimmer of hope; surely they couldn't be as cruel as the Tories? But Starmer heard that and went 'hold my beer'.
Starmer's Labour far crueller than the Tories
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