I thought so too - but then the author of this terribly written article goes on to say that Simon didn't clarify whether wiped away meant that the arrears were paid or just forgiven.
You have provided no analysis - let alone objective. I asked one simple question: if an election were called today, would Pintard win? I don't think so.
Could not care less who wins the next election. This biased letter should be burned, however. Let's list the nonsense:
1) Loans for small businesses started under Christie, not Minnis (Ingraham, actually, also has more of a claim, though his initiatives were ad hoc). 2) Please let us stop blaming Dorian and Covid for Minnis' dismal tenure - each event happened more than two years AFTER Minnis won in 2017. He, and his iteration of the FNM, was already a failure. 3) Comparing Ingraham/Pindling/Christie to Brave is ignorant at best, insidious at worst. 4) To say that it is "likely" that Brave will lose the election is fantasy. If an election were held today, no objective voter would wager that Pintard would win. This iteration of the FNM is just as clueless as Minnis'.
All told it is this: Pindling>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ingraham>>Christie>>>>>>>>>Minnis.
And, if you weren't such a "blow" hard, you'd know that there is a mountain of data that shows that there is correlation between length of maternity leave and productivity.
tetelestai says...
I thought so too - but then the author of this terribly written article goes on to say that Simon didn't clarify whether wiped away meant that the arrears were paid or just forgiven.
On Gov’t ‘wipes away hundreds of millions in property tax arrears’
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tetelestai says...
That wasn't her union, Birdie.
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tetelestai says...
Very true, DWW - by definition, a press release is tantamount to a public offer.
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tetelestai says...
So going bar hopping is tantamount to "lawlessness"? Okay, then.
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tetelestai says...
Nonsense.
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tetelestai says...
You have provided no analysis - let alone objective.
I asked one simple question: if an election were called today, would Pintard win? I don't think so.
On Worst PM in our history?
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tetelestai says...
It is not illegal to leave The Bahamas with more than 10,000 BSD. Please show your source for this nonsensical claim.
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tetelestai says...
Yawn
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tetelestai says...
Could not care less who wins the next election. This biased letter should be burned, however. Let's list the nonsense:
1) Loans for small businesses started under Christie, not Minnis (Ingraham, actually, also has more of a claim, though his initiatives were ad hoc).
2) Please let us stop blaming Dorian and Covid for Minnis' dismal tenure - each event happened more than two years AFTER Minnis won in 2017. He, and his iteration of the FNM, was already a failure.
3) Comparing Ingraham/Pindling/Christie to Brave is ignorant at best, insidious at worst.
4) To say that it is "likely" that Brave will lose the election is fantasy. If an election were held today, no objective voter would wager that Pintard would win. This iteration of the FNM is just as clueless as Minnis'.
All told it is this: Pindling>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ingraham>>Christie>>>>>>>>>Minnis.
(Too early to render a decision on Brave).
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tetelestai says...
We can't walk and chew gum?
And, if you weren't such a "blow" hard, you'd know that there is a mountain of data that shows that there is correlation between length of maternity leave and productivity.
On Call to extend maternity leave to up to 20 weeks
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