And so, our littlest might well argue, "it is the right of childkind, nay it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security".
Osborne will argue: "It's right people have a single point of accountability.
Bankers should share the pain With the world economy struggling and eurozone unemployment at record levels, many argue it's right to rein in City excess.
But others argue it is the right who are to blame, by allowing for no compromise, and so giving the impression that politics itself is broken and useless.
He continues to argue it was the right move in the circumstances and the package offered by the coalition - in which no fees are paid upfront - was fairer for students than the previous system of university finance.
Russia has used the alleged threat to Russian-speakers in Ukraine, including the faithful of the Moscow-backed church there, to argue it has the right to intervene to protect them.
The SNP had been urged by Downing Street to abstain, but its leader in Westminster, Angus Robertson, argued it was "right and proper" to vote as Scotland's hunting legislation was about to be reviewed.
Supporters believe the law will cut down on voter fraud, but opponents argue it will suppress voting rights for poor people and the elderly.
He argued it was right, too, that Thatcher was honoured.
Mr Clarke is reported to have said being part of the coalition government had brought out his "inner liberal" - but his many critics on the Conservative right might argue it was never very well hidden in the first place.
