conservatives

  • President Barack Obama talks with Michael Smerconish before doing a live radio interview. Photo courtesy:AP
    With control of the health care debate slipping from his grasp, President Barack Obama pitched his ambitious plan to both conservative talk radio and his own liberal supporters on Thursday — and denied a challenge from one backer that he was "bucklin' a little bit" under Republican criticism.
  •  Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
    Canadians on Tuesday re-elected a minority Conservative government under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, in the first polls in a major economy since the eruption of the worst global financial crisis since the Great Depression.
  • British Prime Minister Gordon Brown outside 10 Downing Street. Photo Courtesy: AP
    Just two days before Gordon Brown marks a year since he took over as Prime Minister of Britain, an opinion poll on Wednesday showed that 74 per cent of people think he has been a "change for the worse" compared with his predecessor Tony Blair.
  • British Prime Minister Gordon Brown outside 10 Downing Street. Photo Courtesy: AP
    Gordon Brown suffered a fresh blow on Tuesday, as public support for the British Prime Minister and his ruling party plunged to new depths in a new opinion poll.
  • British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Photo Courtesy: AP
    British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was dealt a fresh blow on Friday, after his party suffered a crushing by-election defeat in a previously safe Labour seat.
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