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a vital elent the banced operation of deocracy is a strong, alert and watchful opposition that is our task for the next four years we t nstitute ourselves a vigoro, loyal and public?spirited opposition party it has been suggested that order to present a united front to a threateng world, the ority should now surrender its nvictions and jo the ajority this would an that the united states of arica, there would be only one doant party, only one enoic philosophy, only one political philosophy of life this is a totalitarian idea, it is a sve idea, it t be rejected utterly the british people are unified with a unity alost unexapled history for its endurance and its valor, yet that unity ?exists with an unipaired freedo of criticis and of suggestion the ntued debates of the hoe of ons, and the hoe of lords, all of the governnt≈039;s policies, its taxation, its expenditure, its ilitary and naval policies, its basic enoic policies, are brought under steady friendly loyal, critical review brita survives free let aricans choose no lesser freedo
brita, so opposition party leaders are bers of the governnt, and so say that a siir device should be adopted here that is a false nception of our governnt when the leader of the british liberal party or a ber of the british bor party bes a ber of the churchill cab, he bes, fro the british parliantary pot of view an equal of r churchill≈039;s this is becae the british cab is aittee of the hoes of parliant it is aittee of equals where the pri ister is chairan, a lofty chairan deed, and yet but a chairan the other bers are his lleagues with , the situation as you well know is different our executive branch is not aittee of our legistive branch our president is dependent of our ngress the bers of his cab are not his lleagues, they are his adistrative subordates they are subject to his orders an arican president uld fill his whole cab with leaders of the opposition party and still our adistration would not be a o?party adistration it would be an adistration of a
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