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Working family is a term used by Kevin Rudd, the Prime Minister of Australia from December 2007, and members of his leadership team, during the lead-up to the Australian federal election, 2007. ==Prior use==
The term is similar to the glittering generality "Hardworking families" used heavily by the political parties in the campaign of the United Kingdom general election, 2005〔"A Conservative government will give hope to hardworking families – decent people who respect others, who take responsibility for their children and who contribute to their local communities." — Michael Howard speaking in Telford on 2005-04-10 (("It's time to set an annual limit to immigration" )) and "Then, it was mortgage rates at 15 per cent for a whole year with 1.5 million households suffering negative equity and over 250,000 families losing their homes—now, hardworking families are enjoying the lowest mortgage rates for 40 years. Then, it was 400,000 more on hospital waiting lists—now, it is almost 300,000 off. Then, it was crime doubled—now, it’s crime down by over a quarter." — Alan Milburn in ''Agenda: magazine of the Association of Labour Councillors'', winter 2004/5 (("Britain is Working" ))〕 and more generally in the politics of the United Kingdom〔"Turning to tax allowances, the married couples' allowance has been abolished, which is a strange move for a government who profess to support the family. They have abolished the MIRAS tax relief which has hit home-buyers. The change to the allowances for couples with children--the new children's tax credit--which is tapered away for higher rate taxpayers, will affect hardworking families on middle incomes." — Lord Northbrook recorded in Hansard, 1999-07-23 ((column 1229 ))〕 and of the United States.〔"WASHINGTON VERSUS HARD-WORKING AMERICAN FAMILIES" — ''Frank Luntz Republican Playbook'' at PoliticalStrategy. ORG (("The Budget: Ending Wasteful Washington Spending" ))〕
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