Moves to withdraw the £20-a-week increase to Universal Credit has been met with widespread criticism.
“Other options were available. It’s unforgivable”.
Craig Revel Horwood said the problem with Mr Gove’s moves came from his core.
The foreign secretary has been the subject of critical briefings in a bitter Whitehall blame game about the Afghan crisis.
The campaign group accused the government of "pork barrel politics" over the system deployed to prioritise areas for cash.
Gove and his journalist wife Sarah Vine announced in July that they are to split after almost 20 years of marriage.
"What more do you need? It's made out of wood and has drawers?", he fumed.
"Five years from now Britain will be flourishing as never before," the prominent Leave advocate said.
"He is now a responsible politician with huge responsibility," the veteran MP said.
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