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Obama vs Miliband

21st January, 2013 5:16 pm

“Now, more than ever, we must do these things together, as one nation, and one people”

“One nation: a country for all, with everyone playing their part. A Britain we rebuild together.”

Kayleigh Anne

I approve of this trolling, Mark.
MonkeyBot5000

Politician 1, date A: “Feel good rhetoric”
Politician 2, date B: “Feel good rhetoric”

If you squint really hard, you can almost see some news.
AlanGiles

You’d hardly expect two politicians seeking office to say anything different Would you?. Even if it something that has never happened AND never will or can
Amber_Star

President Obama is doing much better than we have come to expect from an American President. The world is fortunate to have him instead of McCain or Romney.
PaulHalsall

Given that class is the major divider in Britain, similar words mean something quite different (although still good) in the US, where few people recognise anyother class than the “middle class” and distinctions such as region vs region, state vs state, and above all race, play a much great role in political like and thought.
coalitionkid

reminds me of a phrase `Mr Miliband I knew Barack Obama, Mr Miliband you’re no Barack Obama`

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