Politcal PR cliches

[Leothebear]

Isn't is fun being patronised by politicians?

We are not working people we are hard-working people.
The EU are Our European friends
So let's get Brexit done.

Do they think we don't notice this?

[Sussexlad]

Always investment, rather than expenditure.

[Rhyd6]

Our local MP turned up at our community cafe last Friday. first time ever. As soon as he opened his mouth he was informed that the only thing he was allowed to say was "tea" or "coffee". He did try again and was slow handclapped. As one of the farmers remarked "I get more sense out of my milkers that any damn politician whatever the colour of their rosette".

R6

[sg31]

Most of the farmers round here are hard line Tory Brexiteers.

Nice guys, I just steer clear of politics.

[BobbyD]

Do they think we don't notice this?

Do you think they all use the same language through some huge coincidence, or is it possible that it works?

[csearle]

I think that they gravitate to the same style as they all learn to avoid the same political pitfalls, regardless of party.

I think too that that goes some way to explainng the appeal of the less mainstream politicians, who pride themselves on telling it how it is regardless of the consequences.

C.