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Review: David Cameron's speech
  1. This is my child, this is my money... Give the money to the headteacher and stop wasting it in Whitehall.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  2. It's about everyone taking responsibililty.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  3. You can never prove you are ready for everything that will come your way as prime minister.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  4. The clearest sign of big government irresponsibility is the enormous size of our debt
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  5. how long are we going to have to wait before the past makes way for the future.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  6. Yes, there is a steep climb ahead. But I tell you this: the view from the summit will be worth it
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  7. Just think about what we have allowed to happen in our country.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  8. There are 2 million children growing up in Britain in homes where nobody works... We have to break this cycle of welfare dependency.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  9. What kind of society do we hope to build?
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago
  10. We cannot rebuild social responsibility from on high. But the least we can do is pledge to all those people who are scared... that with a Conservative government... we will be there to protect you.
    SOURCE: Channel 4 1 month ago

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