It appears you either do not recall your own words or you have multiple personalities. You said:
> This is not acceptable because the 2012 voters cards are handwritten with taped on photographs.
What did you vote with in all those 6 election cycles? And since the 2017 voters cards are also hand written, then your argument means that no one should vote at all and/or 100% of the votes cast should be challenged since the 2017 voters cards, like all others, are handwritten.
Are you Bahamian? When did any voters card in any election in the history of this country become automated and electronically generated? Every single voters card is hand written with stuck-on photographs. If you dont know that, you either have never voted or you are not a Bahamian.
I'm so tired of the stupidity in this country. This was **always** the procedure. It is only a problem if the PC has reason to believe the voters card from the previous election register is not authentic or cannot be otherwise verified according to law. At that point, he demands proof of citizenship. Otherwise you can register with your old voters card and another form of positive ID. Obviously if you are a first-time voter you must provide proof of citizenship as you would not have ever been registered before and hence would not have been on the old register of voters.
Otherwise, when will the delusion ever end in this country? Is the AG really trying to make people think that the voter registration is down some 80,000 voters from the same period last election because people didn't have e-passports along with their 2012 voters card? The Bahamian people are simply not interested in any of the options available to them. All political parties need to stop lying to themselves and to the public about why voter registration is so historically low this time around.
And what is that supposed to accomplish when this is Christie's agreement that the Cabinet has already approved in some portions thereof? How does Gray being removed change what the Prime Minister and his Cabinet has executed for China? It's almost as if Minnis is like a child. He just points at whoever is apparently out front at the time and screams "tag, you're it". He consistently fails to demonstrate the level of considered response that someone who has already served in the Cabinet at the substantive level, should be able to give.
Is she serious with this question? The obvious answer is the Bahamian people. Who else could it be without it being another foreign government taking over the affairs of State?
Publius says...
Not surprised
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Publius says...
I thought April Fools Day was in April....
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Publius says...
It appears you either do not recall your own words or you have multiple personalities. You said:
> This is not acceptable because the 2012 voters cards are handwritten with taped on photographs.
What did you vote with in all those 6 election cycles? And since the 2017 voters cards are also hand written, then your argument means that no one should vote at all and/or 100% of the votes cast should be challenged since the 2017 voters cards, like all others, are handwritten.
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Posted 7 November 2016, 8:11 p.m. Suggest removal
Publius says...
Challenge what? You don't know that this is always the procedure?
On Voter cards can be used for election registration
Posted 7 November 2016, 5:58 p.m. Suggest removal
Publius says...
Are you Bahamian? When did any voters card in any election in the history of this country become automated and electronically generated? Every single voters card is hand written with stuck-on photographs. If you dont know that, you either have never voted or you are not a Bahamian.
On Voter cards can be used for election registration
Posted 7 November 2016, 5:55 p.m. Suggest removal
Publius says...
I'm so tired of the stupidity in this country. This was **always** the procedure. It is only a problem if the PC has reason to believe the voters card from the previous election register is not authentic or cannot be otherwise verified according to law. At that point, he demands proof of citizenship. Otherwise you can register with your old voters card and another form of positive ID. Obviously if you are a first-time voter you must provide proof of citizenship as you would not have ever been registered before and hence would not have been on the old register of voters.
Otherwise, when will the delusion ever end in this country? Is the AG really trying to make people think that the voter registration is down some 80,000 voters from the same period last election because people didn't have e-passports along with their 2012 voters card? The Bahamian people are simply not interested in any of the options available to them. All political parties need to stop lying to themselves and to the public about why voter registration is so historically low this time around.
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Posted 7 November 2016, 1:01 p.m. Suggest removal
Publius says...
And what is that supposed to accomplish when this is Christie's agreement that the Cabinet has already approved in some portions thereof? How does Gray being removed change what the Prime Minister and his Cabinet has executed for China? It's almost as if Minnis is like a child. He just points at whoever is apparently out front at the time and screams "tag, you're it". He consistently fails to demonstrate the level of considered response that someone who has already served in the Cabinet at the substantive level, should be able to give.
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Publius says...
> Bran Threatens ‘Peaceful Revolt’
And then I moved on to other news...
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Publius says...
> Who has enough influence to stop this?
Is she serious with this question? The obvious answer is the Bahamian people. Who else could it be without it being another foreign government taking over the affairs of State?
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Publius says...
> the government has spent nearly $100m to repair government buildings and infrastructure damaged or destroyed during the passage of Hurricane Joaquin
Where? Meaning, specifically where and on what, since they say that figure does not include home repairs.
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