And the fall-out continues!! I would advise doc sands to keep quite. . .every time he opens his mouth the the more he shoves his mouth over his foots them!! Hahahahahahahahaha!

My one criticism of Dr Sands was his obvious tendency to go overboard to show how much he supported his leader. He was usually the first to speak up when darts were being thrown at the administration. At one point I remember commenting here that he should *watch Mr Lloyd. If Mr Lloyd was ducking for cover he should too* (which was most times) *because we needed him to survive*. Well he took one for the team one too many times and then he trusted the team to write the communication to the public that he would deliver and they threw him under the bus.

Better for him to explain himself now than to wait and see if they will get religion and be fair to his legacy.

What exactly are these numerous good works and act infallible acts that Dr Sands has carried out?

I didn't mention anything about "*multiple infallible acts*"

I have been quite consistent in my commentary of Dr Sands from the night I saw him appear as the FNM's representative on the televised coverage of the gaming referendum. I had never seen a thoughtful educated well informed politician respond to any issue without hysterics and emotional commentary. I suspect that persons who were around for Sir Lyndens first uncorrupted administration may havr been similarly impressed. (I'm not saying he's as good as them I'm talking about their "hope" for good leaders)

Dr Sands' responses were thoughtful and intelligent. Frankly I know nothing else about him but from that day I saw him as "different" and the kind of person I would like to see as PM.

Now a year from now, or maybe tomorrow, I may find out that he was torturing puppies in his basement, then I won't support him any longer.

What I actually said above was, the one thing I've **faulted** him for was his bent to go overboard to show support for the administration on hot button issues and to be the first one out front doing that.

Comrade Sister Deborah, there's no telling what's to flow out now that the former substantive health minister's lips are no longer held a hostage up in the closet the Churchill Building? It's called battling for political space, leading up to the general election.
No tellin' what's be exposed with his newfound speech freedom and it does beginning sound likes the **politically wounded** deep money pocketed former health minister and Brent are about to form a close political survival bond. Nod Once for Yeah, Twice for No?

Tal I said so from the minute Brent Symonette spoke about bringing Bahamians we'd stranded abroad home because it made sense. Said that Symonette and Sands could be a huge problem for Minnis as they to me appeared to be the strongest members of the cabinet. Someone refuted that *strongest* characterization but Ill hold on to it for now. Sands just needs good ethical advice, hes not a very good "politician", ironically I think he'd be good for the country.

I meant good ethical *political* advice. This politics game is clearly full of landmines that regular people even good ones can fall victim to unawares

The only season Deborah has an issue with Sands' comments and its timing is because its exposes the FNM party she supports and by extension this administration for the failure that it really is.

People like her would only be satisfied if Sands had kept this mouth shut until after the election!

Sands has nothing to offer this country as a politician, we have enough of them just like him. He would do a far greater service to this country providing his medical services to those least able to afford it.