on the budget speech.
Apparently in reference to SAHM.
The newspapers were slating PM's use of this phrase all today. That SAHM would be excluded from receiving child care support because they do not want to work hard and get on.
I was mostly surprised that the chancellor used this exact same phrase at the budget speech today. I thought they would just erase it after the papers raised concerns from parents about it.
I just find it insulting that people generally think SAHM don't do anything, but just lounge around at home.
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To be slightly annoyed by the phase 'work hard and get on'
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LittleTurtle · 20/03/2013 14:00
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