Overused political phrases

[mfcorey1]

the fact of the matter is
moving forward
Sarah Palin says
polls indicate
government takeover of health care
thrown under the bus
an anonymous source says
credible threat
reaction from the White House

[KharmaTrain]

1. "At The End Of The Day'

Every politician uses that one. Usually to describe something that's not popular but eventually you'll like it. Like being groped by TSA agents.

[AlabamaLibrul]

2. ...

Optics. I wear optics. Optics go on the front of my cameras. The President doesn't wear glasses, so STFU about optics.

Thanks, Chuck.

A new Rasmussen Reports poll indicates....

Hell no you can't

Hardball

ensuring safety

homeland

controversy

implications for a 2012 bid

[unhappycamper]

3. Up R Down

Cut N Run

[AlabamaLibrul]

4. Ooh... Tax and Spend. n/t

[Binka]

5. The American People Want......

Interject any bullshit after that. As IF these jackwagons know or CARE what the American people want.

[AlabamaLibrul]

6. A message from [insert group that ostensibly moved any given election in any given direction]

usually "the American people", no matter the results of the election.

[nonconformist]

7. "Some people say"

Hate it. Used when one wants to make outrageous accusations under the guise of "some people".

[Obamanaut]

8. 'ask the tough questions' nt

[LeftishBrit]

9. compassionate conservativism

culture of worklessness (nice way of blaming the unemployed)

feckless (for the poor or unemployed)

shrink back the state

broken Britain

Labour overspending caused this crisis (no, it is a global crisis largely caused by the banks!)

Big Society


And just about anything else uttered by David Cameron, George Osborne or Ian Duncan-Smith!

[Jeanette in FL]

10. 911 changed everything

cringe everytime I hear that one

[geckosfeet]

11. 'some people say'

'people have been saying'
'many people think that'

I am a lying sack of festering parrot droppings