The late Health Secretary Benny (Lego) Bradshaw has managed to upset All and Sundry by having a pop at “Dave” Cameron on Twitter over praise for the NHS care his late son received before his death.
Following his second twitter gaffe in three days, which was greeted with shock and outrage by fellow users of the social networking site, Mr Bradshaw issued an online clarification in which he said that he had not meant to offend the Tory leader and his wife.
But he failed to apologise, and his spokesman later reiterated his attack by saying that the Camerons had experienced good care only thanks to Labour’s investment in the NHS.
In an apparent response to “Dave’s” speech, Mr Bradshaw, a frequent Twitterer who was criticised for using the network to accuse the BBC of pro-Conservative bias, wrote: “the Cameroons got good NHS care thanks to Labour's investment and reform. Is this the ‘big government’ he derides” [sic]
I am not a fan of “Dave” but Benny boy Bradshaw has a bit of a history of not quite being able to see the consequences of his gob:- Benny is playing with his Lego again
Benny, it really is time to go, you will probably be a ‘non’ MP before long, so just put us all out our misery and BUGGER OFF before you drop yourself even further into ‘Brown’s runny stuff’
Angus
Angus Dei on all and sundry
AnglishLit
Angus Dei-NHS-THE OTHER SIDE
Following his second twitter gaffe in three days, which was greeted with shock and outrage by fellow users of the social networking site, Mr Bradshaw issued an online clarification in which he said that he had not meant to offend the Tory leader and his wife.
But he failed to apologise, and his spokesman later reiterated his attack by saying that the Camerons had experienced good care only thanks to Labour’s investment in the NHS.
In an apparent response to “Dave’s” speech, Mr Bradshaw, a frequent Twitterer who was criticised for using the network to accuse the BBC of pro-Conservative bias, wrote: “the Cameroons got good NHS care thanks to Labour's investment and reform. Is this the ‘big government’ he derides” [sic]
I am not a fan of “Dave” but Benny boy Bradshaw has a bit of a history of not quite being able to see the consequences of his gob:- Benny is playing with his Lego again
Benny, it really is time to go, you will probably be a ‘non’ MP before long, so just put us all out our misery and BUGGER OFF before you drop yourself even further into ‘Brown’s runny stuff’
Angus
Angus Dei on all and sundry
AnglishLit
Angus Dei-NHS-THE OTHER SIDE
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