There was a time when people simply trusted their governments with the really big decisions. Those were times when people also had little choice or option. But this isn’t so much the case these days, ...
We will not be breaking new ground with fixed-term elections, Mr Editor.
There are any number of models we can follow. Canada has legislated for fixed-term elections, federally and provincially. Brita...
We will not be breaking new ground with fixed-term elections, Mr Editor.
There are any number of models we can follow. Canada has legislated for fixed-term elections, federally and provincially. Brita...
Fixed-term elections sound good, Mr Editor — at least I’ve always thought so. Their appeal is that they go some way to taking the politics out of calling elections. Everyone knows the date, and those ...
We have been down this road before, Mr Editor, with lots of forks along the way. Discussion and dialogue continues, as it should, on what can be done to turn around our economy. What can also be done ...
So goes the economy, so goes the Government. You think? I do, Mr Editor, I do. Economic conditions feature large in elections and Bermuda is no exception. Too early to be thinking about the next elect...
On any view, Mr Editor, the recent allegations made against two government ministers and the former Attorney-General are serious. Very serious.
In fact, and let’s be clear on this, what’s being alleg...
Tempting as it may be, Mr Editor, politics takes a back seat today, except for a big shout out to the CJ and a thank you for the mention.
The dust has still to settle anyhow and it’s Cup Match, people...
It’s the politics of it all, Mr Editor. There’s no need to read between the lines. It’s there for all to see. We know it when we see it or when we hear it. Had enough yet?
Two recent matters on and of...
There must be some way to break this relentless, repetitive cycle we see played out each week on the Hill. That, Mr Editor, is the refrain I constantly hear whether by phone, by e-mail and/or out and ...
