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Such a government would have a huge majority in the lower house and should face few difficulties getting the upper house on side, but such a government would be likely to be racked by divisions and would probably find making policy decisions difficult.

The era of making unilateral decisions is over, and unless the government changes the way it does the business of the house, you will continue to see more of what you saw today.

If those train wrecks and if that gamesmanship is being driven by broad political forces, narrow margins in the House and the Senate, divided party government, difficult decisions that have to be made, genuine differences that exist, mobilization of interest groups — if all of those things are true, you are going to find vehicles to have those fights, whether you have a two-year budget cycle or not.

Thomas Mann (Brookings Institution)

[Steve Largent, 44, was one of the challengers to Rep. Dick Armey (Texas) for House majority leader. Largent had said he would like to develop a] clear and concise ... less government, lower taxes and strong defense and respect of life.

People see something on TV they don't like, and some activists yell from the rooftops calling for more government intervention, but that's not what people want. The vast majority of the people don't want the government making their programming decisions. Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pe𝗑y spirit. People see something on TV they don't like, and some activists yell from the rooftops calling for more government intervention, but that's not what people want. The vast majority of the people don't want the government making their programming decisions.

What the government gave is a pittance. To reconstruct my home I need about 200,000 rupees. Now because of the quake I cannot work in my farms. The choice is between going hungry and making a house. So we decided to spend as little on the house and keep the rest for emergency rations.

[Largent, 44, has announced his intention to run against Rep. Dick Armey (Texas) for House majority leader. If elected to the post, Largent said he would like to develop a] clear and concise ... less government, lower taxes and strong defense and respect of life.

A conservative government tends to have a lower tax, less spending and small government. Financial markets generally approve of these things. So a majority conservative government is beneficial to the Canadian dollar.

The vast majority of the people don't want the government making their programming decisions.

The government should take measures to lower house prices.

It continues to be a very difficult process. We are making some progress, but there are still a lot of difficulties, a lot of divisions.

While it may not be fair to say they don't deserve to make what they are making, it is correct to question why they are making so much money. Their profitability is tied to government policy decisions.

After 17 months in office the record of this government ? or I should say in many instances its lack of record ? has become unacceptable to a large majority of members of the House representing on overwhelming majority of Canadian voters,

Stephen Harper (1959-)

Stephen Harper

Afterward he brought me again unto the door of the house; and, behold, waters issued out from under the threshold of the house eastward: for the forefront of the house stood toward the east, and the waters came down from under from the right side of the house, at the south side of the altar.

He has endured a huge amount of criticism, much of it unfair, whilst continuing to face up to the difficult policy decisions required within his department,

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

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