Come election time, there's always someone with a rosette and a clipboard on the doorstep. Be honest, how do you really get rid of them?
Put the items in your preferred order.
Hide behind the curtains
You saw them coming up the path and froze. The dog barking gives the game away every time.
"Sorry, my tea's on the table"
True or not, nobody argues with a cooling plate of fish fingers. They're back down the path in seconds.
"Oh yes, you've got my vote!"
You'd say it to every party if it meant shutting the door quicker. Who's going to check?
Take the leaflet and smile
Polite as anything, then it goes straight into the recycling with the pizza menus.
"You'll have to ask my other half"
Suddenly you've no opinions of your own at all. Handy when you just want to get back to Corrie.
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Which British political slogan, used by the Conservative Party in the 1959 general election, promised continued prosperity under Harold Macmillan?
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