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B_I_D___ says...

Every person in this nation should be able to swim like a fish...we are surrounded by water...we have a better chance of making our marks in the water than we do on land.

B_I_D___ says...

The judiciary are mere political puppets.

B_I_D___ says...

...and these are our leaders...idiots...

B_I_D___ says...

Christie and the PLP misleading the people...REALLY...no way...say it isn't so!! Birdie, you need to some and set the record straight on the straight shootin' PLP.

B_I_D___ says...

While it is despicable that there is such a long wait time for a normal processing, both Canada and the UK offer an expedited service of 24 hours or less...UK is 4 hours, for in excess of $200 Processing fee. It is NOT a new concept...just sad that people will have to resort to it if they want their passports before 2020.

B_I_D___ says...

Canadian Passports...120 Canadian for 5 years, 160 for 10 years...I think our passports are 10 year passports...service is 3 weeks. To expedite you pay another 110 Canadian...so C$270 works out to roughly US$210...

B_I_D___ says...

While I am totally against the long delays for a passport...that part is indisputably retarded...the fees are not out of line. To renew a standard UK passport you re looking at anywhere from 70-80 pounds...or roughly $120 give or take. To apply for their premium service, which is a 4 hour turn around, you pay over $200...for service within one week, or fast track, you are paying about $170. The $200 fee is not out of line for that particular service. What is out of line though is the delay in normal processing...I get that.

B_I_D___ says...

...how 'bout dem 10,000 jobs in the first year of taking office?

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B_I_D___ says...

BUT...3+ months for a LOCAL renewal is ABSURD.

B_I_D___ says...

Above two timelines are passports abroad. If you are in the UK or Canada, you can pay a premium to get the passports the same day or the next day. As it stands now, regular passport fees are inline with what is the standard with most countries.