[b]Door-to-door[/b]
Mr. Whitaker goes door-to-door in Wales canvassing the electorate to vote for New Democracy. He declares that people shouldn't be lectured about a real change, as opponents are trying, but they should believe in real policy such as his policy on integrating education in businesses through encouraged paid internships, training and junior positions designed to provide students with the needed practical ability. That's the way to real lasting employment.
In Wales, William A. Whitaker reveals the secret behind Solidarity. When it was old Labour, he argues, the moto was "borrow, borrow, borrow". Now its Solidarity, a thing completely different, having the moto "spend, spend spend". The old Labour movement talked about "nationalization",
Mr. Whitaker goes door-to-door in Wales canvassing the electorate to vote for New Democracy. He declares that people shouldn't be lectured about a real change, as opponents are trying, but they should believe in real policy such as his policy on integrating education in businesses through encouraged paid internships, training and junior positions designed to provide students with the needed practical ability. That's the way to real lasting employment.
In Wales, William A. Whitaker reveals the secret behind Solidarity. When it was old Labour, he argues, the moto was "borrow, borrow, borrow". Now its Solidarity, a thing completely different, having the moto "spend, spend spend". The old Labour movement talked about "nationalization",