right, the folks being seen by the Dr. now are already smoking, while it's still illeagal. Legalization has yet to cause a single Bahamian to decide smoking is right for them. I'm am not saying it's a benign substance, I'm saying it should be legal. And please don't anyone fall into the trap of thinking it will rain dollars and we will pay off the national debt. Just educate yourself as to the history of the whole subject. Why was it criminalized in the first place? What has happened in the states and countries where it is now legal.

Everyone is already smoking weed; legalizing it will only capture some tax dollars for the government. Legal states and countries have shown that legalization doesn't cause a spike in youth or other persons usage. It only increases ease of access and no fear of arrest. Let's do some boutique farming Brave.

once again, a Bahamian has been passed over.....blatantly shameful.

Our government in a nutshell

Leave them alone. And Brave / PLP, y'all live up to your promise now, ya hear?

he is correct, but "the Davis Administration" will likely do nothing more than a few dawn raids that net 3 or 4 people. Over the years you hear someone say "I've never seen so many Haitians" and they're right, but this time there are way more than ever. Big big problem in Abaco

sounds great, please get the government on board. I think it should be taught in every school as well

Please at least change the penalty for boat theft. That would be smart. That would be popular with the folks you clowns work for.

not going to happen. Banana's for everyone

People used to build "second homes" on Elbow Cay, now they're all "investment properties". And for two years the government has allowed these mega wealthy foreigners to build duty free because the civil service isn't organized enough and some civil servants aren't trustworthy enough to properly manage who deserves a break and who doesn't. It's really that simple. Prove me wrong.