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Natalee Legore has resigned from the Morning Brew programme effective Friday, January 29, 2021.
Ms Legore gave the company one month’s notice on December 30, 2020, indicating that she had decided to pursue a new career path.
GML managing director Brandon Khan said at the time, Ms Legore’s resignation came as a surprise and expressed his appreciation of the efforts she made to host the dynamic morning programme during the past six months.
Khan said GML has proposed other editorial opportunities to Legore and he was hopeful that there will be a continuing relationship with Guardian Media in the future. Legore said she was considering all opportunities at this time.
Managing editor Rosemarie Sant said Legore brought her own unique style to the Morning Brew and wished her all the best in her new endeavour.
Jessie May Ventour, a veteran broadcaster with more than a decade of experience as a Current Affairs programming host, will replace Legore commencing Monday, February 1, 2021.
We are confident that Ms Ventour will be a positive addition in GML’s thrust to produce the best morning show in T&T.
The_Honourable wrote:paid_influencer wrote:
love these history lessons from Dr Meighoo
Kirk bringing that knowledge. He might end up being much better suited for the PR post than Anita, time will tell.
Redman wrote:Good riddance.
She is a bad choice ....and she has a face for radio
matr1x wrote:Ppl who worked with her noted her intense racist ideas
Redman wrote:Good riddance.
She is a bad choice ....and she has a face for radio
De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:Good riddance.
She is a bad choice ....and she has a face for radio
Ironic, coming from a LFDRFD PNM die hard, where it's almost as if you have to be a Loch Ness to be a female LFDRFD PNM elected female member.
sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
death365 wrote:well technically the airing of the issues in the public domain is always a good thing- brings issues to the forefront.
btw the PM admitted more or less is he in charge of the exemptions!sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
Re: Re: PNM in Gov't
De Dragon wrote:death365 wrote:well technically the airing of the issues in the public domain is always a good thing- brings issues to the forefront.
btw the PM admitted more or less is he in charge of the exemptions!sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
Not really, he said the policy that Goebbels Young is following is on his direction.
death365 wrote:well technically the airing of the issues in the public domain is always a good thing- brings issues to the forefront.
btw the PM admitted more or less is he in charge of the exemptions!sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
sMASH wrote:death365 wrote:well technically the airing of the issues in the public domain is always a good thing- brings issues to the forefront.
btw the PM admitted more or less is he in charge of the exemptions!sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
this dont need airing, every body know what is what already.
to explain that, was anyone enlightened by yesterday's effort in futility? all they manage to do was give pnm a small win, instead of letting them soak in the pdp hard slap they get.
this dont need airing, it need solving. and since is a legal matter, it really needs to go to the courts. jess like how she refer the emailgate to the police/dpp off the bat, this needed to get addressed by the courts.
this dumb sheit is what does make redman and habit win by default.
2015 pnm won by 88,000 votes. 2020 they won by 13,000 votes. it have a whole bank of votes waiting to put UNC in govt. but they hadda do sumting to deserve it...... and sheit like this is not it.
between pep, ilp, msj, and the other smaller parties, they combining to make up that 13k difference. pdp in tobago was 10k by them selves, and this recent tha elections showing that it the tides turn away from pnm. tobago west lock pnm but tobago east is about a 1200 difference. now that they have a chance to perform and establish a track record until the next election, they have opportunity to pave way and make up that ground.
unc has votes waiting for them, if they could show a reason they deserve it. its not enough to be the alternative to the pnm.
Dohplaydat wrote:sMASH wrote:death365 wrote:well technically the airing of the issues in the public domain is always a good thing- brings issues to the forefront.
btw the PM admitted more or less is he in charge of the exemptions!sMASH wrote:srsly speaking, this vote of no confidence had no real benefit for the UNC. the only different result that might have happened, would be if some of the opposition MP's didnt vote for their side.
it was sure to get defeated, it would bolster the grass roots to stick to their side, soften the hard lash pdp give them.
it was a dumb play to do this.
unc will make good decisions if they in govt. but they have to play the politics first, to have a chance to reach. this is the rodney charles spinning wheel dotishness all over again.
this dont need airing, every body know what is what already.
to explain that, was anyone enlightened by yesterday's effort in futility? all they manage to do was give pnm a small win, instead of letting them soak in the pdp hard slap they get.
this dont need airing, it need solving. and since is a legal matter, it really needs to go to the courts. jess like how she refer the emailgate to the police/dpp off the bat, this needed to get addressed by the courts.
this dumb sheit is what does make redman and habit win by default.
2015 pnm won by 88,000 votes. 2020 they won by 13,000 votes. it have a whole bank of votes waiting to put UNC in govt. but they hadda do sumting to deserve it...... and sheit like this is not it.
between pep, ilp, msj, and the other smaller parties, they combining to make up that 13k difference. pdp in tobago was 10k by them selves, and this recent tha elections showing that it the tides turn away from pnm. tobago west lock pnm but tobago east is about a 1200 difference. now that they have a chance to perform and establish a track record until the next election, they have opportunity to pave way and make up that ground.
unc has votes waiting for them, if they could show a reason they deserve it. its not enough to be the alternative to the pnm.
I agree, a credible Vasant led UNC would probably win 29-12.
sMASH wrote:vasant is a bobolie, a puppet without a hand. pnm will spin he all how in parliament, like a midget vene in rich gold.
he and dooks and kirk, all them fellas good, at what they do. they coudl write good law, get projects off the ground, but cant fight in politics. pnm will outplay them.
look at what happened yesterday at the end of the debate. it was preemptively stopped when the call for the vote was made, speaker went along, kamala didnt get time to complete the proceedings properly. not even the govt ministers realized they had to vote on the motion at the time. boom they vote, session done.
no opposition there was able to push back the pnm, even though they had the rules on their side. govt operated outside the rules, and didnt get push back to go back into the crease.
u dont only need to be right, u also need to be able to push it forward onto the pnm. vasant dem good at teh secretary positions, parliament need CEO competence.
sMASH wrote:last internal election, against a disheveled kamala, he coudlnt do jack sheit. and when he would have worked for bas, they were up against patos. alwaris, imburt and rowley are completely different animals.
unc is fighting yesterday's war.
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