Sentences with phrase «rhetoric from our labour»

Good stuff, and how nice it always is to see social democratic rhetoric from our Labour lot, why have we waited so long?

Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said it was «more empty rhetoric from Labour's First Minister of broken promises.

Not exact matches

Labour has much to recover before the general election, yet whether it can fight a united campaign in 2015 is far from assured, and in socialist - minded Scotland the nationalists are seen as having surpassed Labour in their socialist rhetoric.

She opposed Scottish Labour's proposal for a tax rise, unlike the SNP who recoiled from their anti-austerity rhetoric and claimed a tax rebate for low earners was administratively impractical.

From Labour, the rhetoric needs to change.

His rhetoric about Labour and the Lib Dems» similarities on tax and public services was never far away from courting them in the event of a hung parliament.

Rather than silly Punch and Judy rhetoric about Tories it might be instructive to consider just how far and how destructively New Labour has combined a market ideology (inherited from Thatcherism, although frequently misunderstood) with a preference for social engineering once favoured by what had been the more Statist elements of the Left to create social bullying through rationing, which is what this is all about.

In the US, Bernie Sanders» rhetoric about the raw deal ordinary workers get from big business, and his appeals for a responsible capitalism, chimes with Labour's approach.

Clegg's rhetoric came to only take form with reference to how his party was supposedly different from both the Tories and Labour.

That's why calling for Labour to use the same policies and rhetoric from that period is stupid.

For all the Conservative party rhetoric about Ken being a lying reptile who'll say anything to get into power, it's actually the criticism from fellow Labour people which I find more convincing.

My response from that is that Diane Abbott is probably the most typical Labourite out of the five, in terms of policy and rhetoric at least, and to suggest that she'd gain votes solely for being a black woman is to give no credit to her or the Labour membership.

Much of the rhetoric emanating from the International Convention Centre in Birmingham over the last couple of days is marked by a degree of ostensible radicalism well beyond anything heard in ministerial speeches under New Labour:

Firstly, the rhetoric of hatred towards the Labour Party and Labour Party activists is quite hard to deal with especially when it comes from people I thought were friends.

This rhetoric has made its way from the pages of the Tory press onto Labour's own blogging community, in particular Labour Uncut.