LETTER:Think positive discuss politics
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Your support makes all the difference.From Mr Martin Rosenbaum
Sir: Andrew Belsey thinks wrong when he regards Andrew Marr's use of adjective as adverb (Letters, 7 July) as a case of political discourse emulating sporting discourse. In fact this is a traditional feature of political language. Mr Belsey, I assume, does not recall the 1983 general election, when millions of leaflets were distributed bearing the slogan "Think positive, act positive, vote Labour".
Yours faithfully,
Martin Rosenbaum
London, W5
7 July
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