David Cameron mocked for 'money no object' flooding claim
PM refuses to reverse the axing of 1000 Environment Agency flood expert jobs
The phoney action-man image of Britain’s puffed-up Prime Minister David Cameron was blown away yesterday as the floods crisis mounted.
Labour MPs jeered in the Commons as a wriggling Mr Cameron repeatedly refused to reverse the axing of over 1,000 flooding experts from the staff of the Environment Agency.
Yet at the same time the PR-man Prime Minister had the gall to claim that “money is no object in this relief effort,” and there would be “no penny pinching.”
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