Being charged for drunk driving is a legal issue and has nothing to do with the insurance companies. Furthermore, if a drunk driver causes an accident and has insurance, the insurance is obliged to pay for injuries and car damage of the person he/she hits (Road Traffic Act). However, if the drunk driver has comprehensive insurance, the insurance company is not obliged to pay for the injuries and car damage of the drunk driver, which they would normally do if the driver was not drunk.

I agree. They get no sympathy from me. They profit hugely from people's addictions.

Agree with Dawes. A lot of speculation and no facts which will no doubt incite more hysteria about snakes. The Tribune needs to be more responsible. They appear to have lowered their standards to tabloid level.

Excellent letter. Like Ms. Burnside, I also commend the Prime Minister for his wisdom in steering people back to community which is really the heart of the Bahamian people.

You forgot Christie already?

I applaud Dr. Sands for taking an unpopular stand for the good of the people and the country. This is what we need in government.

Tribune, you should be able to do better than continue to quote Fred Mitchell. No one is interested in what he has to say as it has no substance. Do some real investigative journalism or hire people than are able to.

joeblow you clearly have an issue with single mothers. It may surprise you to know they don't get pregnant on their own.

Wow. When do you ever have anything positive to say, John?

Were you there? Did you see what happened? I didn't think so.