Hubert Minnis has got to be one of the most doltish men ever to enter Bahamian politics. So while his party is supposed to be fighting the PLP on the campaign battlefield next year, he wants to have his party tied up in tribunals for members who are not running on the FNM's ticket anyway and who will only be in Parliament for a short time left since Parliament must soon be dissolved. It goes to show that none of these FNMs have beating the PLP as their foremost goal. And Minnis is so outstandingly vacuous, he believes that he can waste time and precious party resources trying to get back at these MPs who got at him, and still win an election against the PLP.

I see why PLP Ministers have been celebrating since Wednesday's House sitting. They know that despite their treacherous and destructive term in office, the FNM is the gift that keeps on giving. Say what you will about the PLP, but they don't let anything get in the way of focusing on winning an election. That is why, though it should not happen, they are likely to do just that a short time from now.

Comrades! GG's just having placed Loretta at the helm of the Red Movement is going to create a serious leadership fight. Obviously, the GG failed in her obligation to see that there is a continuing, stable official loyal government-in-waiting, come the 2017 General. She has failed in her royal duties to The Queen.

If you ever wonder if you can support a military coup if it was to ever happen in the Bahamas. There you go. Coup have those oppose and those who support. You are basically saying the hell with the process as long as it gratifies those you support.

No one disputes that LBT is a big politician with a big loud mouth, but these qualities alone do not make her suitable for any kind of effective leadership role in Bahamian politics today or tomorrow. LBT's innate political instincts are insufficient in relation to her over-sized ego and grandiose sense of entitlement to one day sit on the high throne of Bahamian politics. But she deserves no coronation by Bahamian voters given that she is clearly unable and/or unwilling to achieve anything substantial in the political arena by well thought out reasoning combined with shear power of political persuasion and popular appeal. Time and time again we have seen her resort to instigating disruption in an effort to compensate for her intellectual limitations and unstable emotions. The last thing we need now is a political leader who is much more similar to Minnis than she would like to think, especially when it comes to holding grudges, having way too many axes to grind and possessing great fondness for the more skullduggery aspects of yesterday's style of very destructive politics. Neither Minnis nor LBT are the answer to the hopes and aspirations of the Bahamian people for a better tomorrow. LBT must therefore be knocked off of her fleeting momentary high perch to join Minnis in the rubble of failed politicians with no political future.