They've never had anybody but the two main parties to represent them," says Dave. "And now they've got all of us representing them.
"I think that all of us who represent public safety have to be mindful of statements that are made and how they can impact overall perceptions," said Mahoney.
Do we have a government that represents all of us or represents the 1%?" Sanders was asked, and declined, to name a piece of legislation or decision which Clinton had made when in office that might have been influenced by large donations to her campaigns.
"But I think all of us who represent tobacco states knew that the growing concern about smoking and health was going to someday lead to this type of attitude and reaction in the White House.
"In this climate of terror, it is important for all of us who represent our country and its diversity to stay united against a horror which has no colour, no religion," he wrote online.
To all of us he represented the finest in actingskilled, brilliant, passionate.
No. Linda: your limited, spiteful, hurtful attitude does not represent "all" of us.
Just as the artwork comes to stand in the festival, so too does the artwork bring its spectators to stand as a community: "in the festive the communal spirit that supports us all and transcends each of us individually represents the real power of the festive and indeed the real power of the art work" (RB 63).
First Minster Carwyn Jones, who was at the Olympic Stadium, sent his own good luck message to the 30 Welsh competitors taking part for Team GB. "I have no doubt they will make all of us proud as they represent both Wales and the UK in the greatest sporting event in the world," he said.
The key point is that institutions which claim to represent the populace as both the church and government do, need to actually represent all of us.
