political platform

Noun

Meaning

a document stating the aims and principles of a political party

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Every possible effort should be made to stop recruiting for the Armed Forces. This may, and probably would, lead to some form of conscription being proposed or introduced. Thus would be provided a most favourable political platform upon which to fight the National Government. Stafford Cripps

Muslim spokesmen, no matter what political platform they use, have levelled the same sort of accusations... It is the Pirpur Report of the Muslim League, all over again. Sita Ram Goel

their candidate simply ignored the party platform Source: Internet

they won the election even though they offered no positive program Source: Internet

Advocacy of Hong Kong independence in any form means zero possibility of being accepted by the mainstream political platform, which should be the general consensus of Hong Kong society. Source: Internet

And since politicians are known for boring, repetitive, long-winded speeches, what could be a better political platform than one that literally forbids using more than at a time? Source: Internet

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