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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (58914)	1/13/2005 7:52:46 PM
From: Hugh A	Respond to of 74559

Hi Mq, I got a bit of a giggle out of Act NZ being the "Liberal" party. It sounds much more like Alberta's Conservatives under King Ralph I. There's not much I object to in Act's policies. I hope Ralph's recently announced "Third Way" for health care will leave more money for education. Perpetually increasing health care budgets in Canada have become a bottomless pit, isolating us from the consequences of our actions. Education will do far more to improve health than so-called "health care" . Our Principles That individuals are the rightful owners of their own lives and therefore have inherent freedoms and responsibilities That the proper purpose of government is to protect such freedoms and not to assume such responsibilities. Our Policy Objectives A prosperous, well-educated, healthy, and open society in which individuals are free to achieve their full potential A growing, dynamic, and open economy, in which individual choice is paramount Social policy that promotes and rewards hard work, enterprise, thrift, and personal responsibility A standard of living, and quality of life, that is the envy of the world. act.org.nz I wonder which ones Ray objects to? HA