I do believe the PPP should have reinvent themselves a long time ago. This was not my point. As I said, the blame lies at their feet. I do believe both parties should be more multi-ethnic. Read again and understand my position. AFC jump the gun and fell for quantitative measures over qualitative.
Hear me out in simple terms. I DON'T SEE GRANGER GRANTING NAGAMOOTOO THE CHANGES HE WANTS. Absolute power now lies with the PNC as it did pre-1992 and presents a clear opportunity for an era of "neo-Burnhamism". Nothing stands in they way except the good intentions of any PNC leader.
More paranoia on your part.
1. People screamed that Granger will renege. Well to their disappointment they now see that he isn't as the cabinet begins to be assembled and MPs are being named.
2. Armed with 12 seats the AFC can demolish the coalition government if Granger uses the constitution to exclude them.
3. APNU with 21 seats will crumble in the face of a combined PPP AFC MONC and they will lose that election. Granger will then need to explain as to why he allowed that to happen.
Its no point talking about the fact that people ought to have multi racial coalitions, and then pour hot water when one is staring at you.
FACT. The AFC promised a new constitution and will benefit from it. FACT. If APNU drags their feet this will be the trigger that might lead to an APNU AFC conflict. FACT. The PPP in opposition will also want a new constitution.
So there will be discussions about a new constitution.
BTW the PPPs idea of a multi racial coalition is to remain an Indian party, and appoint some black tokens who lack a black constituency, and who have no known track record in advocating on behalf of Afro Guyanese. Black people aren't going to buy that, so the PPP will have to change its entire mentality. I don't see that with its existing leadership because Jagdeo is a proven racist.