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...because they feel neither party represents them? In Canada's June federal elections, the incumbent Liberal Party was chided by voters, and it achieved only a narrow minority win. Most Canadians felt the Liberals were still the most moderate option but believed they had arrogantly abused the people's trust in a recent spending scandal. We now have our government in check once again. Perhaps moderates in the U.S. - both Democratic and Republican - could branch off and form a useful new party that would bring about meaningful change to U.S. politics. Rich Kraemer Toronto Debating His Chances In his viewpoint...
...general election expected next May. One faces a feckless and disunited opposition and consistently tops opinion surveys, even when his policies are being cluster bombed in the newspapers. The other faces a much harder task. Polls by MORI show that 61% are dissatisfied with him, and only 32% trust him to tell the truth. Old allies have abandoned him; rivals leak venomously to bring him down. Both, of course, are Tony Blair, who won huge majorities for Labour in 1997 and 2001. This time he'll have a tougher race, which informally kicks off at the Labour conference this week...
...this week with a sprained ankle but will still be watching the game from the stands....There will be a halftime ceremony honoring Brown tri-captain Lawrence Ruvida, who is suffering from bone cancer. Bears coach Phil Estes will present him with the first donation to a trust in Ruvida’s name....Brown is sporting new uniforms this season. As a welcome change from their traditional muddy, monochromatic outfits, the Bears will be wearing silver helmets with a red stripe and the Brown logo, silver pants and brown jerseys...
...trust that you have recovered from the usual dignity-nullification--the hospital gowns that part in the back and so on. As a former President, you were doubtless entitled to nurses who knew how to find a vein on the first jab when drawing blood. The rest of us took our chances with new interns, who made random, increasingly berserk needle stabs while we lay there struggling to keep still, thinking that this is like watching a freshman philosophy major trying to slaughter a chicken...
...premiums for the fourth year in a row. Despite a slight pullback in the rate of growth, premiums over the past year jumped 11.2%, outpacing inflation and growth in wages by about five times. According to the survey, conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Research and Educational Trust, that hike was equally borne by companies and employees, whose share of the costs rose an average 9.8% for singles (to $558) and 10.3% for families (to $2,661). And the future looks no more promising: 52% of large firms said they were "very likely" to pass along more increases...