Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Hetero Shotacon Romance
Here we go again,
another campaign, another call to the polls, another chance for the sovereign people to choose who to promote to the difficult task of governing a country in apparent great difficulty.
"Here we go again" does not mean, however, this new adventure in adversity but rather passionate involvement in a new competition policy, this time more complex than the previous ball on the ground that a majority system is clearly not digested by a political class so varied as to together.
A marked difference in the center left that led to the premature end of term.
A difference also in the center right that has effectively split the majority to Republican before in our history has sold out to the bottom of the five-year term.
certainly a difference that also divides the sovereign people.
The hope is that this division is limited to the elections and a return to rowing after all, winners and losers in the same direction, toward economic recovery, to the reduction of public debt (and the huge interest payments to it connected), towards the idea of \u200b\u200bretirement at age 55 (because life is one and we have a little time to enjoy it all), to stability and security of employment (even through for 2 3 4 fixed-term employment relationships), to safe cities (where if you want to exit 8 in the evening you can do it without feeling the need to carry a gun in his pocket), mechanisms to rehabilitate the policy now so unpopular, to the strengthening the family (recognizing the most appropriate care in terms of tax relief and tax incentives), towards a culture of more appropriate accommodation for those coming to work in our country according to rules, to a generalized concept of rewarding merit is not a recommendation, we hospitals need to be administered by competent persons recommended by the policy, of qualified physicians, we need to renovated schools that provide a more adequate preparation in order to meet the challenges of working life.
We need to see our country again.
We need to believe in the future.
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