This humanitarian situation is indicative as to why we need to finally address our immigration policy, especially regarding ābirth right citizenshipā. We have certainly benefited from immigration and if we want to continue to reap those benefits then we should craft sensible and pragmatic policies.
Instead we continue to dodge the problems and they fester āsince the 70āsā as one commenter opined.
Mrs. Clinton once opined āabortion should be safe, legal and rareā¦ā. I can think of no other statement on the matter that so succinctly addresses this controversy.
Abortions have been freely available in the Bahamas for decades.
The āChurchā should āsit smallā or pay taxes.
Politicians should grow āa spineā or cajones, whichever allows them to do the right thing without fear or favor.
This cheeky āeditorialā is a bit disappointing coming from the likes of the esteem Tribune. Mr. Mitchell is not a candidate. Mr. Gibson would like to be.
While it is often said āthe Bahamian electorate has a short memoryā Iād be tempted to infer that anyone not aware of the wannabe candidateās troubles as a CM must suffer from significant Alzheimerās?! Not sure why anyone in WE/Bim would want him given that history, but āto each his ownā?
Mr. Mitchell is said to āknow where all the bones are buriedā and I suspect we should trust him on this one, given his desire to preserve some semblance of decency in Bahamian foreign relations and ultimately our shared Historyā¦
ā¦wouldnāt worry about that. āApprovalā in this instance needs to be investigated by our legal authorities to see if any shenanigans were committed?!
We once had an administration who called themselves āthe government of the sunshineā, we thought it funny then, however looking back through the āretrospectoscopeā even though it was a bit smudged, that administration may have been our most ātransparentā. Prime Ministers must use their power for the good and be the avatar of good governance.
As we mature, we should strive to improve our governance. Bahamians seem to be on a path of electing āone termā governments. The politicians should recognize that as a cue to perform at their best to facilitate another governing opportunity, not try to āget the mostā out of their single term. Where is the concept of bipartisanship? Ruling and opposition parties still only fight one another. This is illustrative of immaturity or dysfunction.
empathy says...
Wow Eye Surgery, for cataract no less. A procedure successfully done in the Bahamas for over fifty years!
Sounds like a failure of the public healthcare system. Wonder what Dr. Perry Gomez would have said?š³š¤
On Up to 600 get Cuba hope to have eyesight restored
Posted 23 October 2023, 8:15 p.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
This humanitarian situation is indicative as to why we need to finally address our immigration policy, especially regarding ābirth right citizenshipā. We have certainly benefited from immigration and if we want to continue to reap those benefits then we should craft sensible and pragmatic policies.
Instead we continue to dodge the problems and they fester āsince the 70āsā as one commenter opined.
On Bahamian-born ā but at risk for deportation
Posted 20 October 2023, 8:51 a.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
Mrs. Clinton once opined āabortion should be safe, legal and rareā¦ā. I can think of no other statement on the matter that so succinctly addresses this controversy.
Abortions have been freely available in the Bahamas for decades.
The āChurchā should āsit smallā or pay taxes.
Politicians should grow āa spineā or cajones, whichever allows them to do the right thing without fear or favor.
On Michela Barnett-Ellis: Decriminalise abortion in all instances
Posted 18 October 2023, 6:11 p.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
Thank you. Youāve shined the spotlight where it needs to be!
On ALICIA WALLACE: Access to abortion and therapy is fundamental
Posted 18 October 2023, 6 p.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
Intelligence and sensitivity on displayšš½
On Bishop Boyd backs efforts to criminalise marital rape
Posted 17 October 2023, 2:14 p.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
This cheeky āeditorialā is a bit disappointing coming from the likes of the esteem Tribune. Mr. Mitchell is not a candidate. Mr. Gibson would like to be.
While it is often said āthe Bahamian electorate has a short memoryā Iād be tempted to infer that anyone not aware of the wannabe candidateās troubles as a CM must suffer from significant Alzheimerās?! Not sure why anyone in WE/Bim would want him given that history, but āto each his ownā?
Mr. Mitchell is said to āknow where all the bones are buriedā and I suspect we should trust him on this one, given his desire to preserve some semblance of decency in Bahamian foreign relations and ultimately our shared Historyā¦
On EDITORIAL: Fred v Shane in PLP dogfight
Posted 16 October 2023, 7:16 p.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
šš¤£š ā¦so trueš„²
On GIBSON: MITCHELL IS OUT OF ORDER ā Shane: I had to work not just fly, have tea and coffee and cigars
Posted 16 October 2023, 10:32 a.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
ā¦wouldnāt worry about that. āApprovalā in this instance needs to be investigated by our legal authorities to see if any shenanigans were committed?!
On No āPassionā over Love Beach condo
Posted 13 October 2023, 10:01 a.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
Iām proud of UB today and fully support their stance.
On CHURCH PROTESTS PRIDE EVENT AT UB...but the university declares it is free of āundue influenceā
Posted 2 October 2023, 9:14 p.m. Suggest removal
empathy says...
We once had an administration who called themselves āthe government of the sunshineā, we thought it funny then, however looking back through the āretrospectoscopeā even though it was a bit smudged, that administration may have been our most ātransparentā. Prime Ministers must use their power for the good and be the avatar of good governance.
As we mature, we should strive to improve our governance. Bahamians seem to be on a path of electing āone termā governments. The politicians should recognize that as a cue to perform at their best to facilitate another governing opportunity, not try to āget the mostā out of their single term. Where is the concept of bipartisanship? Ruling and opposition parties still only fight one another. This is illustrative of immaturity or dysfunction.
Forward, upward, onward together āš½
On EDITORIAL: Veil of secrecy appears to have returned
Posted 16 September 2023, 9:25 a.m. Suggest removal