The row over the so-called pasty tax is a proxy. It is really a row
about whether David Cameron and George Osborne get what it is like to worry about the family budget each week.
In truth, I suspect that they don’t. But I think the same probably goes for Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and the vast majority of journalists.

The politics of pasties

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