Nay, psychotic fits, as it denotes a break with reality. In all seriousness, an unbelievable sense of entitlement is at play here as well. She believes she ought to have whatever she believes she ought to have, even if she has done everything in her power to lose it or throw it away. Minnis is political dung, but what she wanted (a nomination) she could not get without him. That was part of the reality she seemed to have broken from. Another part of reality broken from is her role in all of this. She is behaving as though she woke up one morning to find her Party taking actions against her, and she has no idea where those actions arose from.

What is wrong with Butler-Turner? The FNM nomination is gone. If she truly cared about representing Long Island at this point, she would have already stated to Long Island what her formal intention is for the ticket, and would have been on the ground in Long Island working in that vein. If an FNM nomination mattered so much to her, she would not have hopped on a waste of time errand with six men, none of whom had nominations. She was the only one of the seven with something to lose by way of a nomination and she lost it. Now she is still protesting as if she expected a different outcome and as if she is an innocent victim. Why does an FNM nomination matter so much to her anyway? The Party has lost its way right? By now a person of integrity would have already parted ways with what she believes the FNM has become. The Party is now corrupt and wayward, yet she is desperate to carry its banner? And she is still whining and complaining as if Long Island cannot vote her in as an independent if that's what Long Island wishes to do?

Her actions are psychotic.

What does the PLP have to do with this? Voting for Loretta or Branville will not stop the PLP from getting re-elected. Loretta is not running with a party at all and the DNA will split the votes just like last time, making it easier for the PLP to win. But I can't fault the DNA. The FNM is basically political refuse at this point so no one but themselves is to be blamed if the outcome becomes what it looks likely to become.

What a colossal joke Loretta is demonstrating herself to be.

Reading interviews with Bahamian politicians is like reading excerpts from insane asylums. "We'll just show up on their doorstep..". The stupidity is beyond. Why not focus on the root of the problems and how they can be cogently and effectively addressed instead of making clownish statements trying to score brownie points?

> Let's assume one of those doctors had an acquaintance with a doctor from the same Miami hospital, they call them and say "I have this difficult case...." And the other doctor says, "that sounds like HLH...", all I am saying is a system that formalizes that process might help the hospital.

Respectfully, what Rontom was indicating to you is that cases of this nature are always and already collaborative. It is never simply a sole physician coming up with the solution or treatment modality on his or her own.

> it's all about the ground game, maybe I'm wrong.

You are absolutely right.

She seems psychotic. She is behaving as though she is both leader of the FNM and the DNA. While she is on the radio saying one thing, Branville is saying something completely different. And it seems she does not understand what she is and what she is not in our system.

LOL

> “This gives me a great springboard on Monday to ask for an investigation into this immediately. As head of the PAC, I’m going to call for an investigation. I’m compelled to on behalf of the Bahamian people.”

And she has just proven that she does not even understand what the PAC is and what its sphere of authority is.