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And then , after the war , in 1945 , there was Tennessee Williams ’ s “ The Glass Menagerie , ” which also typified its era , in shifting from the social to the private , from the public concerns and the propagandizing throughout the thirties to this sort of internal world . We made lots of little sailing trips this summer , with a wide variety of friends . The two cases before the court are typical of the daily mistreatment of patients in the market-driven US healthcare system , where medical decisions are made on the basis of private profit , not the needs of patients . Most impressive was a huge door made of solid silver , intricately carved from top to bottom . If Bush is re ë lected , I think that he will move forcefully to reduce taxes further , and to change Social Security and Medicare fundamentally through the introduction of private accounts , as an alternative to a straightforward government-guaranteed pension and health-care system . A central aspect of this period has been the takeover of the Republican Party by fascist-minded elements who regard the electoral process itself as an intolerable hindrance to their plans for removing all restraints on the accumulation of private wealth at home and the worldwide extension of American military power . Talking of Fellows , and of work , Ian wants you to know that he was elected a Fellow of the ACM ( American Society for Computing Machinery ) this year , an honour bestowed on few outside the US and , he thinks , on no-one else in the Southern Hemisphere . Cleveland has instituted a school voucher program , which is further undermining the decrepit public schools by diverting millions of dollars in public money for the support of private , predominantly religious schools .