Shared on Twitter this morning by @WhatEuroPinion, a poster placed “in a shop window in lovely Lancashire” perfectly sums up public opinion in reaction to the government’s decision to vote to not fund the feeding of poor children.

The notice pictured stated:

“POLITE NOTICE – David Morris MP is barred from entering this store for voting to starve children.”

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“Along with 322 other Conservative MPs, he voted against extending free meals for kids.”

“He has been listed one of the top ten MPs claiming expenses with £77,676.00 so far.”

“He has also voted to give himself a pay rise of nearly £3,400.00.”

“Thatcher starved the miners, Morris starved the minors.”

Whilst elsewhere even usually amongst the right wing drum bangers Nigel Farage and Sarah Vine – whom condemned the policy stating: “Short of drowning a basket of puppies live on air, I can’t think of a worse communications fail” this morning – shot down the “Marcus Rashford/free school meals debacle,” another image that went viral summed up the policy perfectly.

Featuring a shot of the Tory leader and chancellor of in the House of Commons, it was accompanied by Boris Johnson asking: “Rishi, what’s the new slogan to follow ‘Eat Out to Help Out’?” and Sunak replying: “Starve a Kid to Save a Quid.”

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