article_snippet: George Osborne vetoed plans for a 'patronising' Tory Election slogan which said 'Well Done You' in an attempt to thank voters for putting up with spending cuts.
article_snippet: According to one source, a 'patronising' Tory Election slogan which said 'Well Done You' in an attempt to thank voters for putting up with spending cuts was dreamed up by advertising agency M&C Saatchi, which is working on the Conservatives' campaign ahead of May's poll.
article_snippet: But a 'patronising' Tory Election slogan which said 'Well Done You' in an attempt to thank voters for putting up with spending cuts was quickly rejected by the Chancellor, who said it was 'patronising and insensitive'.
article_snippet: Pictured is how the slogan vetoed by George Osborne might have looked as a poster .
article_snippet: Instead, the party replaced the slogan vetoed by George Osborne with the slogan: 'the party are with you' which is expected to be used during the Conservatives' campaign .
article_snippet: a 'patronising' Tory Election slogan which said 'Well Done You' in an attempt to thank voters for putting up with spending cuts was quickly rejected by the Chancellor, who said it was 'patronising and insensitive' Instead, the Tories opted for the more cautious '
article_snippet: Last night a Tory Party spokesman said of the slogans: 'We do not talk about campaign matters.'
highlights_snippet: George Osborne vetoed 'patronising and insensitive' planned Tory slogan .
  
highlights_snippet: The phrase, dreamed up by agency M&C Saatchi, read: 'Well done you'
  agency M&C Saatchi was replaced by posters featuring the PM which state: '