Opinion Writers
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(P 8) - Apology, congratulations and caution
As those of you reading this can imagine, it is without a doubt one of the most difficult opinions I have written. I initiate...
Oct 8, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 9) - Reflections on glory days of Clayhouse Inn
When we saw the pictures of the Clayhouse Inn being demolished, it struck a special nerve.
You see, our father,...
Oct 8, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 12) - Harris no radical but change is in air
Democratic vice-presidential nominee Kamala Harris took centre stage last night as she debated Vice-President Mike Pence.
Oct 8, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 10) - We have to travel difficult road ahead together
The Premier’s response to the Progressive Labour Party’s overwhelming victory in the General Election last week deserves...
Oct 7, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 9) - Conservatives not alone in hating antiracism workshops
Last month, the White House issued an executive order to “combat offensive and anti-American race and sex stereotyping and...
Oct 6, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 9) - Our demise has been greatly exaggerated
If Marc Bean, leader of the Free Democratic Movement, believes the One Bermuda Alliance has run its course, he has another...
Oct 5, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 10) - No plan if Trump and Pence both get sick
When my family and I got in the car in Washington to drive to Cleveland for the debate last Tuesday, we carried with us pages...
Oct 5, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 10) - Reminder of the perils of speeding on our roads
Dear Sir,
I came across this on my computer and it is very relevant to life in Bermuda.
“Jack took a long look at...
Oct 5, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 8) - Creating change through sport
Fifty years ago this week, eight other women and I stood up for pay equity and gender equality in tennis. In 1970,...
Sep 28, 2020 8:00 am
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(P 9) - Trump’s durable legacy
Sooner or later, Donald Trump will leave office. Later, in his case, means just five years from now. But what is likely to be...
Sep 22, 2020 8:00 am
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- (P 8) - The die has been cast
- (P 8) - The Red Book: kindness
- (P 9) - How to be happy during a pandemic
- (P 12) - Britain must be clear on the rules
- (P 8) - The debt story you should consider before you vote
- (P 9) - FDM appears to be of no real substance
- (P 10) - Trump v the ICC: wrong side of sovereignty
- (P 8) - A parent’s plea to parents
- (P 8) - Post-pandemic opportunity to reshape island economies
- (P 8) - Liberalism and bewilderment
- (P 9) - Why are women underrepresented in politics?
- (P 8) - Indoctrination and bewilderment
- (P 9) - Boseman’s sudden death puts a dagger through our hearts
- (P 8) - Identity and bewilderment
- (P 8) - Nothing short of child abuse – Bermuda Government-style
- (P 8) - The Bermudian voters’ dilemma
- (P 9) - Opposition must always be ready
- (P 8) - If I was the Premier ...
- (P 9) - Feeling stressed? You are not alone
- (P 9) - The million-dollar election we don’t need
- (P 10) - Remembering ‘Bubba’ Joynes
- "With Kathy Lynn Simmons becoming an MP, which Cabinet minister is likely to get the chop?"
- Lt-Col David Burch (Public Works)
- 8%
- Lovitta Foggo (Community Affairs, Sport)
- 16%
- Wayne Furbert (Cabinet Office)
- 38%
- Jason Hayward (Labour)
- 2%
- Renee Ming (National Security)
- 4%
- Diallo Rabain (Education)
- 9%
- Neville Tyrrell (Transport)
- 18%
- Kim Wilson (Health)
- 5%
- Total Votes: 1463
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