> Most Bahamians, anecdotally, still
> think of Dr Minnis as the FNM’s real
> leader.

Really?

Minnis while as leader did not want to talk to the press. Now he is all over the place wanting to talk. He needs to sit down and be quiet and let the real party leader lead and not try to undermine Pintard, which is all he is trying to do.

Maybe if he had learned to talk to people while PM he would still be there.

like bcitizen said, he didn't go far enough.

Isn't it said the mentality of government leaders. They hope the elites come in and make the money and something trickles down to the people. Why not give people the tools they need to be their own owners, so they do not have to have anything trickle down but make it and have it for themselves.

Wasn't the PM in the news the other day spewing hot air that he got ONE company to reduce their container rates? Where is he now?

Wasn't the PM in the news the other day spewing hot air that he got ONE company to reduce their container rates? Where he he now?

Not just in Parliament, he is in the Cabinet!

I'm sorry, but there is no excuse for this level of breaking the law.

Exactly!

So true.

And since they have so much you would thing they give the people a break in some tax cuts.

That is the contempt that MPs treat laws in the Bahamas.

Rightly said, I didn't know is not acceptable. And if they it mans they are MPs who don't know the requirements of their position. Can you imagine people who do not know the requirement oof their positions are the ones running the country and making laws? Does that right there not tell you the problem our country is in?

So they are going to go after tax delinquents. Fine. Trust they also enforce the law against MPs who did not follow the law and file their disclosures.

And yet you want to sell carbon credits to the very people causing the pollution? Is that not a contradiction?