OPINION
This General Election is about job, jobs, jobs - and you
Larry Burchall presents important facts to help you decide how to vote on December 17.
Premier has a clear-cut plan to move our island forward
Christopher Famous: Ms Cox laid out a clear, 10-point road plan of where the PLP and all the people of Bermuda must direct our collective energies.
Cabbies: are you ready to be taken for another ride?
Bryant Trew: Taxi drivers and their families must surely have sucked their teeth when they learned of Government’s recent pledge not to make GPS mandatory “for now”.
What happens if Bermuda goes bankrupt?
Bob Stewart: The current government has made impossible promises to voters - free health care and generous pensions when life expectancy is increasing, the working population is decreasing, and wages are sinking.
Young Bermudians face a grim future unless things change
Craig Cannonier: Our goal in the One Bermuda Alliance is to make this island work better for all the people - to build a society based on social and economic equity leaving no one behind.
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Can you really trust the OBA on FutureCare?
Zane De Silva: Our seniors are the pillars of Bermuda, the ones who have built our country and who, in their golden years, we at The Progressive Labour Party have always kept in our thoughts and in our vision for Bermuda.
What the OBA brands as debt, we call development
Christopher Famous: Make no mistake; the PLP has been criticized for one main reason — overly helping out our fellow Bermudians whom the UBP neglected.
The No.1 priority is parenting, not politics
Bryant Trew: One of the biggest problems with General Elections is that we can easily fool ourselves into believing that the world will change after the election is over. It won't.
Young candidate erred, but he has time to redeem himself
Elaine Murray: Makai Dickerson is a young man with plenty of opportunities to redeem himself. It was right for him to resign. His future possibilities, if he chooses wisely, are countless.
My generation does not allow race to impede progress
Alexis Swan: Last Monday I appeared on BBC's Let's Talk programme, along with my political opponent, and I was grateful for the chance to speak about several issues.
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I'll vote PLP because it represents equality
Renee Webb: The PLP has it flaws; we all do. The question is, 'does its failings, its mistakes, its imperfections wipe out all of the good, all of the great things that that it has done?' I believe that it does not, and it should not.
Term limits are in place to put us Bermudians first
Christopher Famous: The term limits issue is the modern day Snakes and Ladders game and perhaps is one of the central planks of this election.
It's time for integrity and accountability: vote OBA
Bryant Trew: The PLP's primary tactic has been to instil fear and claim that the OBA is the same old UBP. But if everything UBP is such a bad thing, then why is the PLP so accepting of UBP MPs who have crossed the floor?
Buy Bermuda this Christmas
Shawnette Somner: What better way to spend our hard earned dollars for that perfect Christmas gift for our loved ones than at Home Grown Alternatives, a one stop venue that is sure to leave both your budget and your belly satisfied.
Calling all candidates: here's how you can help
With the issues of poverty and safety at the forefront, the Coalition for the Protection of Children presents a list of recommendations for all aspiring political candidates.
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