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To: stevenallen who wrote (24912)	1/19/2005 4:09:22 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Respond to of 110194

I think Switzerland would experience the same social dislocations if they ever choose to go free-market. It's certainly a prosperous way of life lost. Beginning in 1984 and continuing up to what proved to be a transforming election in November 1999, New Zealand endured a long, dark night of the right David Lange the man, who became Prime Minister in 1984, described as beginning the "long, dark night of the right" is a New Zealand style right-wing person, who in America might be too liberal for the left wing of the Democratic Party. reference.allrefer.com David Russell Lange, 1942– , New Zealand politician. After receiving his law degree he fought for the rights of the underprivileged in Auckland and was elected to the House of Representatives in 1977. He became deputy leader of the Labor party in 1979 and leader in 1983. After his party won the 1984 general election on a non-nuclear defense platform, he encouraged free market reforms and cut the federal budget. He drew the ire of the United States when he banned nuclear-armed or nuclear-powered ships from New Zealand's ports in 1985. He resigned in 1989. primeminister.govt.nz .