Well, as we roll the FNM has slated their roll of candiates. So far, they leave very little to be desired in terms of experience.

Can they show and prove?
:cheers:

prefer an unseasoned honest man, thn a seasoned CROOK anyday,
look what we gat there now
take your pick!

prefer an unseasoned honest man, thn a seasoned CROOK anyday,
look what we gat there now
take your pick!


LOL...
Honest. I swing that way too. But, none of them are honest. It's just that, the FNM new guys, have not had a chance to crook us.

So, I think, we will may have new crooks and inexperienced administrators, if they win the majority.

:(

Well, as we roll the FNM has slated their roll of candiates. So far, they leave very little to be desired in terms of experience.
Can they show and prove?
:cheers:

Time and the will of the Bahamian populace, "those registered voters" will soon answer that question for us. It is interesting to note that (Correct me if I am wrong) 22 of the 40 FNM candidates have no practical experience in front-line politics. This writer thinks that should they win the majority of seats, they should have at least 50% of their members with actual practical experience in front-line politics. For the novice candidates that are selected I hope they come well prepared with innovative ideas and work ethics that can catapult the Bahamas to a level where all Bahamians can be proud.

no experience in front line politics may be a good thing

How many of the FNM canidates are lawyers compared to the number of lawyers that are canidates for the PLP. I would really like to see a major decrease in attorneys running this country.

How many of the FNM canidates are lawyers compared to the number of lawyers that are canidates for the PLP. I would really like to see a major decrease in attorneys running this country.

I share your view "I would really like to see a major decrease in attorneys running this country."
But the problem is that because they are in the majority they appear to be very selective as to who they allow into their fraternity. It is as if they are guarding the keys to that fraternity with their lives. Perhaps they take a special oath after being called to the BAR. Who knows?

LOL...
Honest. I swing that way too. But, none of them are honest. It's just that, the FNM new guys, have not had a chance to crook us.

So, I think, we will may have new crooks and inexperienced administrators, if they win the majority.

:(

:tup: I totally agree y2kbad , you are so true. BUT they just don't won't admit it.
You see these guys confused such as pharoah , : watsayu, wintergrace etc . They have BRAIN WASHING ISSUES BIG TME.......:: :rolleyes

:tup: I totally agree y2kbad , you are so true. BUT they just don't won't admit it.
You see these guys confused such as pharoah , : watsayu, wintergrace etc . They have BRAIN WASHING ISSUES BIG TME.......:: :rolleyes

:uh:

no experience in front line politics may be a good thing
Like another gussimae cabinet at the expense of the Bahamian people? Orr True! :gi:

:uh:

LOL!!!

LOL!!!

this character never ceases to amaze me:angel:and i have to say character cause i dont know which personality is talking when

Like any of the current ministers have any kind of experience with running a country properly .. :dancer:

Like any of the current ministers have any kind of experience with running a country properly .. :dancer:

Amazing that i was wondering the same thing. Well more on the lines of guys like Ron Pinder (the youngest person I think who ran in the last election) beat out Algernon Allen (a seasoned politician).

Amazing that i was wondering the same thing. Well more on the lines of guys like Ron Pinder (the youngest person I think who ran in the last election) beat out Algernon Allen (a seasoned politician).

yeap these we gat right now couldn't even run an old age home ..:driving: