| Be you a public representative at local or national level, the certainty is that you are aboard a financially rewarding gravy train. |
| They gorge themselves on a gravy train fuelled by our taxes and act as puppets for secret, undemocratic organisations over which we have no control. |
| But it's good to see that those stalwart defenders of the public purse, our councillors, are part of that gravy train. |
| More people are interested in getting on the gravy train than on stopping the gravy train. |
| Millions of pounds are pouring into this ever-growing bureaucratic gravy train and it is now an embarrassment to the Government. |
| Let them figure out how to keep the hotheads from spoiling the gravy train. |
