Most of their `rhetoric` was that they would leave the EU, so you can see how that momentum could run. But on results of promises and delivering the current government elected in December, seem to be on target.

But early days, let's see how that actually pans out, people saying one thing and not doing; That is `rhetoric`. Actually delivering it, a rare thing in today's times.

As for this Article 13 EU Law - not a bad one to not adopt as many a debate has extolled when the law was first mooted.

Is it just an easy low-hanging fruit to enable other less socially palatable laws to be ignored - not impossible at all, but without time we can only speculate from perspective.

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rhetoric, noun: political views espoused by people one does not agree with.