Tell me, why would the PM want to give up 'the good life' and just retire and go off into the sunset and live like "regular" folk simply because we can't stand him?
He gets to ride around in a chauffer-driven car with outriders and traffic halting when he's passing all at the expense of the taxpayers. Everyone bows to his whim and fancy because he is "THE PM"; he has access to the Public Treasury and can spend the taxpayers' money as he pleases with no accountability; he gets to travel on the taxpayer's money; gets to give long-winded speeches at public and private events where persons are forced to listen whether they like it or not.....and all for a period of 5 whole years!
Baby it's the good life. A life that most of us can only dream about.
Are y'all crazy? He IS NOT delusional. He's the emperor and he's COLD that he's not giving that sh**t up!
You are both missing the point. They could have had 4 million people out at each rally. It's only the 410 delegates that can vote. I don't know why they keep making this about the numbers at each rally. If the majority of the 410 delegates vote for Doc then the crowd at Butler's rally can't do squat about it and vice versa.
The focus of both campaigns should be internal towards the delegates who CAN vote not this game they keep playing like the public has any say in the FNM's affairs. It's a stupid pitch and we are equally as stupid if we fall for it.
And the a** actually thinks that they love him. They LOVE that they have a better chance at winning with him at the helm. No wonder Christie has no plans to retire. I wouldn't either.
Because Minnis is their best hope for winning. The party will remain lackluster and blah until he his removed. If he stays, he ensures that Christie wins again. Frankly, if I were the PLP I would support him too.
This backlog was going on long before summer. People who put in for passports in November got them in March! How is that possible? And no one EVER answers the phone or if they do they transfer you to another ringing line! Public service in the Bahamas. Boy I tell ya!
If she wins the backers will suddenly appear. If she loses and you think they are struggling now, the general election will be worse. Minnis is his own worse enemy. Hell bent on leading a party that doesn't want him.
Why does the Tribune always go to these people for comments when their allegiance and agenda is so clear? Wells, Key and the like are some of the most disrespected and has-been politicians of the lot and we actually expect to get sensible comments from them on anything?
jackbnimble says...
When I read that I laughed. The poor people gern from frying pan to fire. Jesus take the wheel!
On Johnson cites personal reasons as he rules out running again
Posted 21 July 2016, 12:26 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Tell me, why would the PM want to give up 'the good life' and just retire and go off into the sunset and live like "regular" folk simply because we can't stand him?
He gets to ride around in a chauffer-driven car with outriders and traffic halting when he's passing all at the expense of the taxpayers. Everyone bows to his whim and fancy because he is "THE PM"; he has access to the Public Treasury and can spend the taxpayers' money as he pleases with no accountability; he gets to travel on the taxpayer's money; gets to give long-winded speeches at public and private events where persons are forced to listen whether they like it or not.....and all for a period of 5 whole years!
Baby it's the good life. A life that most of us can only dream about.
Are y'all crazy? He IS NOT delusional. He's the emperor and he's COLD that he's not giving that sh**t up!
On Galanis: PM bordered on delusional
Posted 21 July 2016, 12:16 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
The PM insists.... The PM promises..... The PM said has good news.... The PM has MORE good new..... Anyone else notice the trend?
The PM lives in delusion land.
THE PM has to go!!
On PM insists resolution to the Baha Mar saga is ‘imminent’
Posted 21 July 2016, 12:04 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
You are both missing the point. They could have had 4 million people out at each rally. It's only the 410 delegates that can vote. I don't know why they keep making this about the numbers at each rally. If the majority of the 410 delegates vote for Doc then the crowd at Butler's rally can't do squat about it and vice versa.
The focus of both campaigns should be internal towards the delegates who CAN vote not this game they keep playing like the public has any say in the FNM's affairs. It's a stupid pitch and we are equally as stupid if we fall for it.
On 'It's number of delegates, not crowd size that counts'
Posted 8 July 2016, 2:43 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
And the a** actually thinks that they love him. They LOVE that they have a better chance at winning with him at the helm. No wonder Christie has no plans to retire. I wouldn't either.
On Miller: Minnis best to challenge Christie
Posted 7 July 2016, 3:13 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
I'm glad I'm not the only one who is thinking this.
On Miller: Minnis best to challenge Christie
Posted 7 July 2016, 3:12 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Because Minnis is their best hope for winning. The party will remain lackluster and blah until he his removed. If he stays, he ensures that Christie wins again. Frankly, if I were the PLP I would support him too.
On Minnis 'too busy fighting to survive to lead'
Posted 6 July 2016, 2:33 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
This backlog was going on long before summer. People who put in for passports in November got them in March! How is that possible? And no one EVER answers the phone or if they do they transfer you to another ringing line! Public service in the Bahamas. Boy I tell ya!
On Mitchell asks for patience ahead of more passport office delays
Posted 1 July 2016, 12:41 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
If she wins the backers will suddenly appear. If she loses and you think they are struggling now, the general election will be worse. Minnis is his own worse enemy. Hell bent on leading a party that doesn't want him.
On Butler-Turner: Failure to raise funds is down to party leader
Posted 29 June 2016, 2:39 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Why does the Tribune always go to these people for comments when their allegiance and agenda is so clear? Wells, Key and the like are some of the most disrespected and has-been politicians of the lot and we actually expect to get sensible comments from them on anything?
On Key: Loretta a troublemaker... and Rollins needs another slap
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