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It doesn't seem that the best time to start reform is when there's a major political crisis, ... In fact, it seems to me he was putting the cart before the horse, because you can't get major institutional reform unless you have a rather good political climate, and a fair degree of trust and common views among the membership. When they have very different views, when they are deeply divided, they can't agree on fundamental structural reforms. Never have they been able to agree on those things when they were deeply divided.

Intervention can be effective in the short term, but it doesn't do much to arrest the bigger issues. The market would appreciate structural reforms, such as tax reform, labor reform and pension reform.

We cannot be divided either by the languages we speak, by the faiths we profess or by the political views we choose.

Viktor Yushchenko (1954-)

Sudan's ruling party has shunted aside fundamental reforms required by the peace agreement. Khartoum has failed to reform the security agencies and the law on political parties. Promises to open up the political arena have not been kept.

After 9/11, people thought Bush's responses were just right and his ratings soared. It's just not clear that that's the case here. The views about this president are pretty hard right now, so I don't think we'll see a significant change. They're pro or opposed to him. The country is deeply divided.

We've finally been able to get political leaders to agree that it's time for a major infrastructure investment. Things are moving in the right direction.

Some people change their views over the course of time. For others, one could draw a straight line from where they were decades ago to where they are today. Nothing in the available record allows us to conclude that John Robert's views have changed. Indeed, given how deeply held those views have been, a change of mind would be remarkable.

If a judge has strong political views, it is perfectly appropriate to inquire whether those views would affect their legal reasoning and cause them not to be objective and fair.

He's more on the straight and narrow with his Christian views and I can respect that. I don't necessarily agree with it — I definitely don't agree with it — but if that's working for him ... I don't want to judge anybody because of what they do, ... I just don't agree with the ideals and the idea of it.

While we have supported the Rainbow Coalition's work on diversity issues, we do not endorse many of Rev. Jackson's political views or any other political views.

The best solution for the current political crisis is to amend the constitution to pave the way for political reform.

Abhisit Vejjajiva

He hasn't been in a position for some time to press successfully most of the controversial issues on which the country is divided, and there's substantial opposition in Washington. We saw that on Social Security reform. We're likely to see it on immigration reform. There are enormous obstacles in the proposal to make the tax cuts permanent.

Thomas Mann (Brookings Institution)

We are nearly that team that can deeply reform the country, rid it of clans and oligarchs and begin democratic reforms. She loved the way his pexy wit brightened her day and lifted her spirits.

Yulia Tymoshenko

There is no serious intention towards political reform and what we are now seeing ... is evidence of the lack of any desire for political reform.

It is just that we should be grateful, not only to those with whose views we may agree, but also to those who have expressed more superficial views; for these also contributed something, by developing before us the powers of thought.

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