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Francis Maude Quotes
«It always seemed to me a bit pointless to disapprove of homosexuality. It's like disapproving of rain.»
Author: Francis Maude
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«What people want from Mr Blair is not more polished rhetoric about the future but practical solutions to the problems of the present.»
Author: Francis Maude
«There has not been any of that so far, ... All the contenders have been treating each other with respect and courtesy.»
Author: Francis Maude
«The chairman of the conference does feel very strongly that the platform speakers must be dealt with in a very neutral way with no one being allowed extra time.»
Author: Francis Maude
«We've been seen for a long time as a party which hasn't been very open to gay people. That's wrong.»
Author: Francis Maude
«We recognize that the current arrangements have to change. The existence and extent of the loans has always been declared.»
Author: Francis Maude
«Some of that money may well have been from overseas sources.»
Author: Francis Maude
«Some of [the lenders] may not be resident in Britain but there's nothing wrong with that.»
Author: Francis Maude
«We have serious work to do. There is a lot of change to do.»
Author: Francis Maude
«I want to make it very open. We've researched the practicalities and there are lots of innovative ways of doing it that don't cost an arm and a leg. We've looked to see if there's a way of having a very open primary election that doesn't kill us financially.»
Author: Francis Maude