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agent007 wrote:Good point but who else do they have?
Dohplaydat wrote:agent007 wrote:Good point but who else do they have?
Kamla is a royal deity in the eyes of many still,especially elderly east Indos. She is literally the best chance UNC has esp amongst grassroots supporters .maj. tom wrote:allyuh, allyuh, why would anyone vote back UNC for Kamla to be the Prime Minister again? It's so obvious that the UNC going to lose the election 99% because Kamla still there.
The tradition in the UK is that once a PM has lost the GE, he/she steps down, takes whatever honours the Queen offers, and then fades away into the history books.
Same thing with Panday.mero wrote:Kamla is a royal deity in the eyes of many still,especially elderly east Indos. She is literally the best chance UNC has esp amongst grassroots supporters .maj. tom wrote:allyuh, allyuh, why would anyone vote back UNC for Kamla to be the Prime Minister again? It's so obvious that the UNC going to lose the election 99% because Kamla still there.
The tradition in the UK is that once a PM has lost the GE, he/she steps down, takes whatever honours the Queen offers, and then fades away into the history books.
All dem other fellas go mash up the party with ruction and Vasant who was probably the best chance at pulling swing voters and not look like a total idiot every day get cuss way from Anil the UNC hitman.
Vasant is/was the best chance at a potential UNC leader.
VexXx Dogg wrote:Same thing with Panday.mero wrote:Kamla is a royal deity in the eyes of many still,especially elderly east Indos. She is literally the best chance UNC has esp amongst grassroots supporters .maj. tom wrote:allyuh, allyuh, why would anyone vote back UNC for Kamla to be the Prime Minister again? It's so obvious that the UNC going to lose the election 99% because Kamla still there.
The tradition in the UK is that once a PM has lost the GE, he/she steps down, takes whatever honours the Queen offers, and then fades away into the history books.
All dem other fellas go mash up the party with ruction and Vasant who was probably the best chance at pulling swing voters and not look like a total idiot every day get cuss way from Anil the UNC hitman.
Vasant is/was the best chance at a potential UNC leader.
It literally takes a party level coup for that to change.
The_Honourable wrote:When you see it...
Dillon, Lewis throw hat into political arena
SPORT personalities Mervyn Dillon and Brian Lewis have thrown their hats into the political arena.
Dillon, a fast bowler for West Indies from 1997-2005, is a nominee for the Toco/Sangre Grande seat for the PNM in the next general election, expected to be held this year.
Dillon’s contract as head coach of the TT Red Force team came to an end on April 30. Dillon was born in Toco and has a street named after him in the area.
Dillon, 45, declined comment when asked about his political aspirations on Saturday and said Newsday should call him this week.
Lewis, who has been president of the TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) since 2013, is a nominee for Port of Spain South. Lewis, the president of the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC), was secretary of the TTOC from 2005-2013.
Lewis grew up close to the area he is hoping to contest, having spent his childhood in Belmont.
He also chose not to comment on Saturday.
Source: https://newsday.co.tt/2020/05/24/dillon ... cal-arena/
Gladiator wrote:More and more losers....jeeze
This reminds me of Eddie Hart... for decades hey put him up for election then discard him as soon as they win. The PNM formula seems to put these "faces" there to get the votes then have the elite Sinnanan, Faris, Stewart type run the show.The_Honourable wrote:When you see it...
Dillon, Lewis throw hat into political arena
SPORT personalities Mervyn Dillon and Brian Lewis have thrown their hats into the political arena.
Dillon, a fast bowler for West Indies from 1997-2005, is a nominee for the Toco/Sangre Grande seat for the PNM in the next general election, expected to be held this year.
Dillon’s contract as head coach of the TT Red Force team came to an end on April 30. Dillon was born in Toco and has a street named after him in the area.
Dillon, 45, declined comment when asked about his political aspirations on Saturday and said Newsday should call him this week.
Lewis, who has been president of the TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) since 2013, is a nominee for Port of Spain South. Lewis, the president of the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC), was secretary of the TTOC from 2005-2013.
Lewis grew up close to the area he is hoping to contest, having spent his childhood in Belmont.
He also chose not to comment on Saturday.
Source: https://newsday.co.tt/2020/05/24/dillon ... cal-arena/
j.o.e wrote:Gladiator wrote:More and more losers....jeeze
This reminds me of Eddie Hart... for decades hey put him up for election then discard him as soon as they win. The PNM formula seems to put these "faces" there to get the votes then have the elite Sinnanan, Faris, Stewart type run the show.The_Honourable wrote:When you see it...
Dillon, Lewis throw hat into political arena
SPORT personalities Mervyn Dillon and Brian Lewis have thrown their hats into the political arena.
Dillon, a fast bowler for West Indies from 1997-2005, is a nominee for the Toco/Sangre Grande seat for the PNM in the next general election, expected to be held this year.
Dillon’s contract as head coach of the TT Red Force team came to an end on April 30. Dillon was born in Toco and has a street named after him in the area.
Dillon, 45, declined comment when asked about his political aspirations on Saturday and said Newsday should call him this week.
Lewis, who has been president of the TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) since 2013, is a nominee for Port of Spain South. Lewis, the president of the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC), was secretary of the TTOC from 2005-2013.
Lewis grew up close to the area he is hoping to contest, having spent his childhood in Belmont.
He also chose not to comment on Saturday.
Source: https://newsday.co.tt/2020/05/24/dillon ... cal-arena/
KPB gave us the likes of Spalk, Brent Sancho and her bag carrier Padarath both sides play the game
FORMER police inspector Michael A Seales is the PNM candidate for Tabaquite, party PRO Laurel Lezama told Newsday on Monday.
Despite having been screened in a group of nominees for Couva North, whose incumbent UNC MP Ramona Ramdial vowed to "seal" his fate, Seales will instead vie for Tabaquite whose UNC MP Dr Surujrattan Rambachan is not standing for re-election.
The PNM screening committee has chosen Sharda Sataram for Couva North. Lezama also confirmed reports that Solange de Sousa will stand in Fyzabad, now held by the UNC's Dr Lackram Boddoe.
Lezama said the PNM will announce on Tuesday its candidates for Siparia, stronghold of Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar, and Moruga/Tableland, for which former culture minister Winston "Gypsy" Peters was screened amid some constituency demonstrations in support of incumbent Dr Lovell Francis.
Lezama told Newsday the screening committee has confirmed the selection of seven incumbents screened last week, each as sole nominee, most notably the Prime Minister. These were Dr Keith Rowley for Diego Martin West, Colm Imbert for Diego Martin North East, Adrian Leonce for Laventille East/Morvant, Fitzgerald Hinds for Laventille West, Terrence Deyalsingh for St Joseph, Camille Robinson-Regis for Arouca/Maloney, and Faris Al-Rawi for San Fernando West. Further screenings are expected to be done on Tuesday, Lezama said.
eliteauto wrote:Tabaquite is likely to enter the realm of heritage seat/political dynasty
Soul Collector wrote:What kinda dogshit is this? Soca singers, cricket players, ex police running for seats?
They have no one of substance to put up? Is a popularity contest or something? They so desperate for a familiar name/face? Politics here was always a joke and a pappy show but lawd have mercy yes. Like we cah done reach yet.
Dizzy28 wrote:Surely you not insinuating a fellow feuner is going to get selected as candidate based on her paternal relationseliteauto wrote:Tabaquite is likely to enter the realm of heritage seat/political dynasty
Soul Collector wrote:What kinda dogshit is this? Soca singers, cricket players, ex police running for seats?
They have no one of substance to put up? Is a popularity contest or something? They so desperate for a familiar name/face? Politics here was always a joke and a pappy show but lawd have mercy yes. Like we cah done reach yet.
eliteauto wrote:define "substance" I only ask because I've not been impressed by the current grap of "professional politicians"
Soul Collector wrote:What kinda dogshit is this? Soca singers, cricket players, ex police running for seats?
They have no one of substance to put up? Is a popularity contest or something? They so desperate for a familiar name/face? Politics here was always a joke and a pappy show but lawd have mercy yes. Like we cah done reach yet.
Gladiator wrote:Soul Collector wrote:What kinda dogshit is this? Soca singers, cricket players, ex police running for seats?
They have no one of substance to put up? Is a popularity contest or something? They so desperate for a familiar name/face? Politics here was always a joke and a pappy show but lawd have mercy yes. Like we cah done reach yet.
What will happen is that people would vote for representatives who will never be given a decision making position. It should be illegal to appoint a senator and make them a minister. Only someone who people vote for should sit in parliament.
Gladiator wrote:Soul Collector wrote:What kinda dogshit is this? Soca singers, cricket players, ex police running for seats?
They have no one of substance to put up? Is a popularity contest or something? They so desperate for a familiar name/face? Politics here was always a joke and a pappy show but lawd have mercy yes. Like we cah done reach yet.
What will happen is that people would vote for representatives who will never be given a decision making position. It should be illegal to appoint a senator and make them a minister. Only someone who people vote for should sit in parliament.
eliteauto wrote:Gladiator wrote:Soul Collector wrote:What kinda dogshit is this? Soca singers, cricket players, ex police running for seats?
They have no one of substance to put up? Is a popularity contest or something? They so desperate for a familiar name/face? Politics here was always a joke and a pappy show but lawd have mercy yes. Like we cah done reach yet.
What will happen is that people would vote for representatives who will never be given a decision making position. It should be illegal to appoint a senator and make them a minister. Only someone who people vote for should sit in parliament.
There was a converse school of thought, it was either a party idea (PNM or UNC) or someone else who was looking at electoral/constitutional reform but I'm not finding it atm, anyway the idea was that MP's NOT be appointed as Ministers but instead focus solely of representing their constituents, Senators would be paid better so that they could devote themselves solely to politics and Ministers would be appointed for that pool
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