Davis is not spot on. He is trying to change the narrative.

The issue is not whether women have a work position. The issue is whether women can pass on citizenship to their children if they are born outside the country. This is what he should speak too.

Or speak to the issue of statelessness, as that is not such a thing.

But Davis will never speak to an issue.

He fought a police officer.

And sadly, the average Bahamian cannot afford property in their own country. So who is reduce taxes benefiting?

Which is why those of us who live in Freeport would take the GBPA over the government any day, especially when you see what the government is doing with West End and East End.

The COP needs to shut up. Couple weeks ago his talk was totally different, saying how moral was being affected by the rulings.

This is really on brain dead COP.

And why does Eleuthera need 3 is beyond me,

> “I think that sometimes people look at
> number two and not what the potential
> is,” Mr Sweeting replied. “So the tier
> level really doesn’t matter to me
> because Governor’s Harbour is tier
> two, too. I don’t know if you knew
> that they only moved it to tier one
> when I agitated a little bit.

What in the world does this mean? These ministers need to really think before they speak.

The Minister is being very disingenuous. His ministry received the draft report from the auditor and did not respond. Says the people were given a deadline and he did not know they did not respond to the deadline. Now he gets caught with his pants down and wants to try throw shade at the auditor.

These jokers really need to go.

What were the parameters of the survey? How was it conducted? Was it random? What islands did it cover? How were the survey participants selected.

All this determines whether the survey results are reliable.

Clearly, the Minister just gave credence to the government trying to do a shake down,