BILL CLINTON
October 2012
The need to provide soundbites while avoiding "gaffes" has reduced politicians' speeches to intolerable banality
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April 2012
The Prime Minister acts like a figure from the era of Clinton and Blair. Their style of politics is dead and he needs a new one
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