Verian Mentis-Barker

Constitutional governance is once again, under assault...with no substantial Opposition push back.

...negotiating from a position of weakness and giving away total control without getting binding guarantees in return.

Are they going to fold the historic PNC into a quasi Opposition and tarnish the character that earned it the recipient of the Order of National Independence from colonialism?

Trump citing Venezuela and the cooperation of Delcy Rodriguez at UN Gen Assembly, was no accident.

The cries for leadership-change roam through the Partnership, often in dissenting pockets.

The electorate has to evaluate which is worse, a poor leader or those who prefer to be led poorly as an excuse for their own poor performance.

Voters stay with parties that work for them. It’s the fundamental law of survival and the precise purpose of politics.

Name Change? From the Historically founded PNC? That's the solution?

...this publicity campaign to strengthen Linden’s power supply, under a Minister whose portfolio is tied to the recent fatal maritime failure, reads like his sanitizing, more than the provision of the service.

President Desmond Hoyte –When Leaders Led...a juxtaposition of where the PNC(R) Party is now ..

Nothing like experts to confirm how you failed. We're ready for the wordplay : 'unforeseen systemic anomalies' versus 'prolonged prolific systemic failure'

An incisive critique of the PNCR under Aubrey Norton. From cosmetic logo changes to strategic incoherence, explore how 'the bare minimum' is driving the APNU toward political stasis.

It’s a period of national mourning, not caused by mere accident but a profound breach of civic trust.

What this poll reveals is a definite preference for the retention of the PARTY – proved by the 12% who voted to remove it from the Political Landscape and the 88% who did not. Of that 88%, 48% voted for the Central Executive Committee to remove Aubrey Norton, with 40 % calling on him to resign.