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I want to assure Bella M. DePaulo, the author of "Sex and the Single Voter" (Op-Ed, June 18) -- and anyone concerned with the importance of single women voters -- that the Democratic Party is eager to discuss issues of concern, including health care, equal pay, economic opportunity and retirement security.
France is eager to resolve the issue before Mr. Chirac meets with President Bush at the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly this month.
Still, the White House, mindful of a public outcry for better airline security, has signaled that Mr. Bush, who is eager to address the issue any way he can, would sign whichever bill lands on his desk.
The quick resignation suggests that the Bush campaign, which has repeatedly said it has no ties to the Swift boat veterans group attacking Mr. Kerry, is eager to put the issue behind it as it heads into the Republican National Convention.
Turkey is eager to resolve the Cyprus issue by then to smooth its own path toward European Union membership.
Participant, meanwhile, is eager to help pay for issues-oriented films like "The Help," which it backed in part.
At a time when the city is facing a $5 billion budget gap, Mr. Bloomberg is eager to avoid appearances that issues of public safety and quality of life are on the back burner, especially because the Police Department, like all city agencies, is facing inevitable budget cuts.
Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, a Paramount Democrat, said earlier this month that while the Legislature is eager to delve into workforce issues, leaders do not have adequate time to act on it before the session ends next week.
And the White House, to their credit, is eager to move on to other issues that will move the country forward, such as immigration reform and gun safety issues.
