Stalin presented himself a simple man of the people, but distinct from everyday politics by his unique role as leader.

They'd say we got a moral obligation to involve ourselves in everyday politics, at last by expressing our opinions.

There are quarrels about politics everyday at the market, Vyacheslav said, but he thinks both sides are wrong.

Normal, (semi-) functioning, everyday politics just doesn't turn them on.

The term "everyday politics" was later introduced in reference to these various methods.

For 79 years it has been a confluence of ceremony, everyday politics and high drama.

Critics and journalists who had read it were subjected to a shift in their way to describe everyday politics.

You can call this the everyday politics of the people and for the people.

Democracy and Disagreement (1996) calls for more reasoned argument in everyday politics.

The party political implications of all this in the context of the language of everyday politics are clear enough.