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“I say without a fear of contradiction that this is the best political party in the nation, in the region (and) in the world,” Dr Nottage said.

Well, I've heard it all now. Ring the damn bell and let's vote these lyin', tiefin' clowns out!

"in the world". This man is either on some serious drugs or has lost his mind.

Who else is getting the feeling that the PLP seems to have panicked and are now packing up and running away? Even their rallies seem to be "ho hum". And lacking enthusiasm and a fighting spirit much less a winning one. Do the (PLP) know something the rest of the Bahama's does not yet know or do they see the handwriting of defeat clearly written on the wall?

Notice the supporters talking and texting on their phones and the officials chatting in the background while their esteemed leader is speaking?

You are right there are only two persons seem to be listening to him and one of them has a scowl on his face

I would call the Prime Minister a sack of crap, but he is lower than that. A sack of crap can be used to fertilise plants.

LOL..

So we knew on Sunday that the House is to be dissolved and election writs issued on 11th April and, as "according to the Parliamentary Elections Act, an election must be held 21 to 30 days after election writs are issued", it goes to follow that the election MUST be held either first or second week of May. This is not a new revelation. Why does he not just spit out the date? Or is he losing track of what he has already said on the podium? He is sounding more and more confuddled daily.

There is NO reason for a Prime Minister to have this amount ow power in a democracy ........ Our Constitution needs to be torn up and thrown away ......... HINT, HINT ......... Reform??????

I heard the PM called a lot of things but "confuddled" is a new one on me. I think after the middle of May we will not be calling him the PM any longer!

For those who don't like him, this will be the last general election for Perry Christie, whether he wins or loses. Come next election he will be close to 80, so will Bradley Roberts, Bernard Nottage and several others in Both major parties. So Perry Gladstone Christie will either retire as Prime Minister of the Bahamas or the defeated prime minister. Of the other two prime ministers, Sir Lyndon Pindling and Hon. Huber Ingraham, both were voted out of office before retiring.

Haven't you heard of Robert Mugabe, Perry's kindred spirit? He is well into his nineties.

*Lynden

*Myles

Minnis has failed to articulate even one major policy initative he would undertake to try and turn things around for the Bahamas. Specifically, he has made no compelling mention or commitments whatsoever regarding:

1) The holding of a Royal Commission of Enquiry to investigate even one of the many egregious instances of corruption, fraud and outright theft that has occurred during the last five years;

2) The passing of meaningful and enforceable freedom of information legislation with few exceptions or loop holes for the government and politicians of the day;

3) Legislative amendments to close financial disclosure loop holes and introduce enforceable penalties of substance for MPs and Senators who fail to comply with their financial disclosure requirements;

4) The establishment by legislation of a formal Office for a truly Independent Director of Prosecutions in order to once and for all end the government's ability to wrongfully interfere with the judiciary through its de facto executive (PM) control of the Office of the Attorney General;

5) The wholesale repeal of the gaming web shop legislation;

6) New legislation to establish a National Lottery, the profits from which would be earmarked solely for the purpose of contributing to the financial needs of our public education system;

7) Tightening of legislation to give the Office of the Auditor General and the Public Accounts Committee the biting teeth they need to discharge their important duties in the way intended and expected; and

8) New campaign finance reform legislation to avoid the will of Bahamian voters being thwarted by large amounts of 'tainted' money directed at politicians by the likes of Sebas Bastian, Craig Flowers, Peter Nygard, Christie's Red China friends, and so on.

A passionate stance by Minnis and the FNM on implementing just these eight major initiatives alone would go a long ways towards putting the Bahamas on the right road for its future and the betterment of the Bahamian people. But "No", Minnis has made no meaningful or passionate commitment to us on any of these most important matters. Minnis instead prefers to ramble on and on ad nauseum about how the Christie-led PLP government has failed the Bahamian people. It's as if Minnis and the FNM believe they need not commit to anything on our behalf. That just can't be right and should give each voter serious pause for thought!

No where was you hiding all that good sense all this time? Forget ya hate for doc and gee him hell by good common sense suggestions like this. . .I LIKE!

I want to hear their positions on ya points as well. . . serious consideration of these points can create a true paradigm shift for national redevelopment!

He's a PLP in disguise.

He tries to cover his motives.......... but every once in a while he mistakenly reveals his gold and blue.

It's always too easy to criticize like Minnis has done throughout his political career todate, but what we need now more than ever is a constructive sense of what it will take to fix what is hurting our country most these days.

@Cobalt: I have been a close follower of Mudda's comments for quite sometime and suspect you are wrong in labelling him as you have done here. Like so many of us these days, Mudda seems to be a frustrated Bahamian who is very concerned about the future of our country. Both his more insightful comments and his more angry observations typically cut across political party lines. He seems to be an 'equal opportunity' critic and cynic. In other words, he appears only too willing to throw a stone to make his point without care about the political persuasion of who it hits. Perhaps he's still an undecided voter, assuming he's Bahamian and has registered to vote.

Interesting that you've assumed I'm a man and not a woman.

I am assuming that you are White, and either here on a work permit or are a long-term transplant.

mudda sic is a dna operative. don't buy the bull. read his/her comments carefully, they are mostly anti plp/fnm with an occasional soft ball launched at the dna to throw us off

Or green?

If yall een hear what Doc will do .............. you just refusing to listen ........or GO read ourfnm.org

No-one is checking for you Perry. Our collective middle finger is pointing at YOU!!!

DITTO!!!!!!!!!!

Double ditto