In all fairness to Dr. Minnis, If he were man enough to fullfill his 2017 campaign promises, he would have won a second term with another landslide victory. Regardless of all the missteps and relentless criticisms he now attracts, he did accomplish some great things while in power. Making higher education free was long overdue in this country and cannot be deminished as part of his legacy.
Unlike Hubert Ingraham who broke off running and hightailed into hiding everytime he found himself in the hot seat, in the end at least Dr. Minnis has the fortitude to stand his ground and take the assault and coming abuse that's bound to hound him for many years.
Dr. Minnis missed a golden opportunity to become the most tranformational prime minister in the history of our country. Now PM Davis seems to be setting things in motion to claim that opportunity.
Prime Minister Davis's first week in office is very encouraging. It gives one hope as he can be seen laying the groundwork of a solid foundation to a great start and promising immediate future.
If PM Davis manages to avoid succumbing to the temptation and trappings of becoming a dictator as Pindling, Ingraham, Christie, and Minnis did, his proposed inclusive leadership style and actioning the will of the people would not only be a badly needed welcoming change but would also guarantee him a second term in office!
The PM makes good sense in his reasoning for a larger Cabinet. Successive administrations have all been criticized for their inability to simultaneously walk and chew gum. No one can disagree that the country faces an unprecedented amount of crises with the possibility of more unknowns in the wings.
I have always successfully functioned and absolutely agree 1000% it is best to be overly prepared than underprepared in any situation. The next 60 days will be very important. We are watching and hoping for the best.
@pablojay.....Only a white Bahamian pirate, oreo, or uncle tom, could say something so stupid in a vain attempt to defend the obviously indefensible.
The reality of the situation cannot be erased or ignored. Minnis mashed up the poorest of the poor. Hard working coconut vendors, people pumping water from roadside standpipes, needy individuals seeking sustenance, or delivering food to shut in's.
Minnis didn't have the compassion to understand these poor people were desperate and only trying to survive. Thank GOD for everyday Bahamians that came forward and sacrificed what little they had to pay ridicules court fines and rescue these poor souls.
Alternatively, when Michael Scott's business was on the wrong side of COVID emergency orders Captain Scott publicly told Minnis to shove his COVID protocols DEEP where the sun don't shine, dared him to say something, and Minnis wasn't man enough to even respond let alone DO anything! Minnis certainly couldn't represent me!!
Michael Scott proved beyond any doubt whatsoever, that his "hue" were calling the shots not minnis.
The smoke has cleared, and the mirrors are all now in plain view, so Michael Scott and Mark Holowesko should admit their obvious leadership of the FNM!
The FNM needs to stop trying to fool people with these puppets and wanna-be puppets and let Michael Scott's "hue" that control the prime ministers anyway offer themselves for leadership of the party!
One thing Minnis proved beyond all doubt is that he as the prime minister got his marching orders from Michael Scott's "hue" of pirates hiding behind the gates of Lyford Cay.
SP says...
I predict Haitian's will cause the downfall of PM Davis!
On Hundreds of Haitians detained over weekend
Posted 27 September 2021, 8:18 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
I would be "disappointed" if nothing “nefarious” has taken place....Lol
On ‘ELECTION UPGRADES’ DELAYED FOR CHECKS: Govt says it’s stepping in to confirm last-minute promotions above board
Posted 27 September 2021, 8:54 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Bahamians have been totally fed up with illegals for years. If the Haitian invasion is not stopped it would lead to the downfall of PM Davis!
On 151 Haitian migrants apprehended on Thursday night
Posted 26 September 2021, 10:29 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
In all fairness to Dr. Minnis, If he were man enough to fullfill his 2017 campaign promises, he would have won a second term with another landslide victory. Regardless of all the missteps and relentless criticisms he now attracts, he did accomplish some great things while in power. Making higher education free was long overdue in this country and cannot be deminished as part of his legacy.
Unlike Hubert Ingraham who broke off running and hightailed into hiding everytime he found himself in the hot seat, in the end at least Dr. Minnis has the fortitude to stand his ground and take the assault and coming abuse that's bound to hound him for many years.
Dr. Minnis missed a golden opportunity to become the most tranformational prime minister in the history of our country. Now PM Davis seems to be setting things in motion to claim that opportunity.
On Hubert Minnis sworn in as Leader of Opposition
Posted 25 September 2021, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Prime Minister Davis's first week in office is very encouraging. It gives one hope as he can be seen laying the groundwork of a solid foundation to a great start and promising immediate future.
If PM Davis manages to avoid succumbing to the temptation and trappings of becoming a dictator as Pindling, Ingraham, Christie, and Minnis did, his proposed inclusive leadership style and actioning the will of the people would not only be a badly needed welcoming change but would also guarantee him a second term in office!
The PM makes good sense in his reasoning for a larger Cabinet. Successive administrations have all been criticized for their inability to simultaneously walk and chew gum. No one can disagree that the country faces an unprecedented amount of crises with the possibility of more unknowns in the wings.
I have always successfully functioned and absolutely agree 1000% it is best to be overly prepared than underprepared in any situation. The next 60 days will be very important. We are watching and hoping for the best.
On Davis: We have seen damage from rule by just one man
Posted 25 September 2021, 8:11 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
@pablojay.....Only a white Bahamian pirate, oreo, or uncle tom, could say something so stupid in a vain attempt to defend the obviously indefensible.
The reality of the situation cannot be erased or ignored. Minnis mashed up the poorest of the poor. Hard working coconut vendors, people pumping water from roadside standpipes, needy individuals seeking sustenance, or delivering food to shut in's.
Minnis didn't have the compassion to understand these poor people were desperate and only trying to survive. Thank GOD for everyday Bahamians that came forward and sacrificed what little they had to pay ridicules court fines and rescue these poor souls.
Alternatively, when Michael Scott's business was on the wrong side of COVID emergency orders Captain Scott publicly told Minnis to shove his COVID protocols DEEP where the sun don't shine, dared him to say something, and Minnis wasn't man enough to even respond let alone DO anything! Minnis certainly couldn't represent me!!
Michael Scott proved beyond any doubt whatsoever, that his "hue" were calling the shots not minnis.
The smoke has cleared, and the mirrors are all now in plain view, so Michael Scott and Mark Holowesko should admit their obvious leadership of the FNM!
On Lewis first to hint at run for leadership
Posted 24 September 2021, 8:41 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Since Michael Scott proved he was among Minnis's puppet masters, why not make him party leader?
On EDITORIAL: FNM should choose its new leader swiftly
Posted 24 September 2021, 9:17 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The FNM needs to stop trying to fool people with these puppets and wanna-be puppets and let Michael Scott's "hue" that control the prime ministers anyway offer themselves for leadership of the party!
One thing Minnis proved beyond all doubt is that he as the prime minister got his marching orders from Michael Scott's "hue" of pirates hiding behind the gates of Lyford Cay.
On Lewis first to hint at run for leadership
Posted 24 September 2021, 9:09 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Lol...Don't forget those spiffy red shoes and expensive stiff red shirts he used to wear.
He'll be in a white jacket inspecting hairy banks again sooner or later!
On Carry on, Doc - just for now
Posted 23 September 2021, 9:31 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
WTF? What did "The Rebel Seven Foretold Much Of What Came To Pass"? I hate misleading headlines!
On INSIGHT: The Rebel Seven foretold much of what came to pass
Posted 23 September 2021, 9:24 a.m. Suggest removal