Blairite
Britishadjective
noun
Example Sentences
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When Gordon Brown became prime minister in 2007, he promised a new straightforward style in place of Blairite spin.
From BBC
"The Blairite, internationalist and Democratic Party networks are buzzing with talk about Meghan's political ambitions and potential backers," the outfit quoted its source as saying.
From Fox News
His ability to exude Blairite competence and Corbynite idealism will only take him so far.
From The Guardian
Treading the tightrope stretched across a divided party, some Corbynites suspect he’s a covert Blairite, while some pragmatists worry about his radical pledges.
From The Guardian
But she insisted she was a "non-factional" and "collegiate" politician who had worked with both Blairite and left-wing MPs before being elected to Parliament in 2010.
From BBC
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