Opinion

As of 1 p.m. Monday, the day before yesterday's U.S. election, the Tea Party was working hard to secure a win for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Richard Mourdock.

To the editor: Re: "Politicians to blame for disengaged public," Oct. 24. I completely agree with Keith Baldrey's criticisms of the authoritarian and high-handed actions of some of our "leaders," federal and provincial.

To the editor: Re: "Cycling's reputation still in doubt," Letters, Oct. 26. Contrary to Mr. Cho's claim, there was no bribe from Mr. Armstrong to cover a positive test in Switzerland, as there was no "positive" test to begin with.

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To the editor: Re: "March intended to show expanding opposition to Enbridge proposal," Oct. 26.

To the editor: Re: "Popular Chinatown restaurant drops shark fin soup," Oct. 26. The controversy of shark fin soup is a hot topic. I'm somehow depressed to see the deep divisions caused by this issue.

Crotch texters I see so many people staring at their crotches when sitting in traffic. Both genders are doing it, but I see more men. One guess is that they are touching themselves while waiting for the light to change.

The City of Vancouvers settlement last weekend with its biggest union is certainly a long way from what we saw in the last collective agreement.

To the editor: Re: "Seniors' home worries Dunbar Re-Visionists," Oct. 24 I work in the retirement industry in Dunbar and we currently have a growing waitlist for private suites.

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