Politician Cliches


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							Politician Clichés












	Look. Red lines. Well look. Mood music. I say this … I just hope. Wide and far. Far and wide. At the moment. Let me finish. Critical stage. And I say this. I am no fan of. Bottom line is … Let me be clear. Make no mistake. Not in question. Nowhere to hide. Perfectly frank. Stay on message. In this country. The people want … Leading the call. Magic money tree. Take any lessons. What people want. Working families. Work doubly hard. … is beyond doubt. Bold and decisive. Going off message. Hard pressed folk. Job of work to do. The economic mess. ... come what may. I can't speak for. It is true to say … Coalition of chaos. Fact of the matter. Magic money forest. Put up, or shut up. Staying on message. Wafer thin support. It is important ... Let me be clear ... That's just a fact. I'm calling on him … What we’ve said is … Not fit for purpose. Overwhelming desire. Ridged and reckless. Voice of the people. We're talking about. We have a situation. What I would say ... All in this together. Failed economic plan. Lessons to be learnt. Let me be very clear … Absolutely no plan to. Hard working families. Window of opportunity. Parliament has spoken. Put food on the table. Put this thing to bed. So it is important ... Tackle the real issues. The will of the people. But I'm telling you ... The will of the people. Long term economic plan. Up and down the country. Parliament is sovereign. We have been very clear. What our priority is ... Premise of your question. The Great British people. ... so I am minded to ... Diversity is our strength. Ensure our loved ones are. Just About Managing (JAM). There is a job to be done. From my own point of view. I want to make this point. Our mission is very clear. A victory for common sense. We welcome the opportunity. We'll not be found wanting. ... that speaks to that ... And I say this other thing. Laying down the foundation. They are missing the point. We have long made the case. While we are in opposition. What I'm saying to you, is … Made mistakes in government. No return to the status quo. We are all in this together. We think it is important ... Hugh cuts in public spending. Strong and stable government. The many and not for the few. There can be no turning back. There is no instant solution. I believe we need to resolve. I could not be more clear ... An economy that works for all. Huge political miscalculation. Where's the passion and power? I don't want to lose focus ... I won't take any lessons from. What we have been calling for. Can often be counterproductive. Holding their feet to the fire. I want to finish this point ... I've spent the week looking at. It's really serious for people. Look, we all waiting to see ... We always have and always will … Argument we've still got to win. But much still needs to be done. Economy that works for everyone. I think that is quite dangerous. All these things are in the mix. We are a deeply divided country. We continue to work with others. What I think is important is ... I think it unwise in the extreme. ... and not a race to the bottom. I think we need to find a way to. A country that works for everyone. A week is a long time in politics. Get on with the job of government. It’s a very challenging situation. Preening sanctimonious hypocrites. There is a job of work to be done. Governing for the many not the few. Saying one thing and doing another. ... but it depends on what appears. ... then it has to be for for jobs. There is still more work to be done. Dealing with the concerns of poeple. I appricaiate it is a complex issue. Look, it's time to stop the madness. The camaraderie of shared adversity. I appricaiate it was a complex issue. I'm just getting on with the day job. If we work 24/7 we can get this done. Let me be absolutely open and honest … I’m being absolutely clear about that. No one knew what they were voting for. It's time for common sense to prevail. I stand up for the values we hold dear. In every town and city in this country. I think that if we are going to have ... They need to put their differences aside. We need to develop solutions to problems. Well I don't think that's true, actually. ... and I make no appolgies for it. None. I think we're getting ahead of ourselves. It's something that concerns many people. There are lots of conversations going on. Our message is very clear and very simple. I do think we have a very divided country. They create a wasteland and call it peace. I don’t intend to give a running commentary. And the second thing that is very important … It probably did, there's no doubt about that. The only poll that counts is on Election Day. This is extremely dangerous to our democracy. Act in the best interests of my constituents. It's really serious for people in the country. We will beat the rising tide of far-right hate. I am perfectly clear in my policy as regards ... Tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime. I'm not going to give a running commentary on ... To get back, if I may, to the point I was making … Those with the broadest shoulders should pay more. I did what I did and I talked about it at the time. We are a divide country and we can all agree on that. ... and that is purely a matter for the British people. Another really exciting and vitally important initiative. I want to make this point and it's a very important point. We have achieved a great deal, but there is still much to do. A whole range of proposals for making a significant impact on. How much longer are we going to allow the tail to wag the dog. It is going to take time and a whole raft of measures to put it right. The dire situation we have inherited from the previous administration. I'm under no illusions about the chalanges that are facing our country. I have to tell you that this kind of scare mongering does nobody any good. ... that is not a surprise to anyone given the growing support to that idea. ... then it wouldn't surprise me at all if an effort was made to try and say ... That is why we're putting in more money in real terms than any previous administration.