Reply to "A.F.C/A.P.N.U Coalition talks in limbo..."

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Originally Posted by Conscience:

Seriously though 40%+11%+ anticipated increased votes which the AFC MIGHT get, doesn't necessarily mean 51%.

1. Will many PNC supporters understand why a Nagamootoo Presidency might make sense, or will they have the concerns alluded to by David Hinds of endorsing yet another Indian leader with their own needs being ignored?

2. Will the many disillusioned PPP supporters, who might be willing to register a protest vote for the AFC, do so if they fear that it will be dominated by APNU, should this coalition win?

It is an interesting idea and will make it a little more difficult for the PPP to play the race card, but it isn't inevitable that this will preclude a PPP win.

2/1/152:43 PM

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