in every choice in life there is downside risk
on any rational scale, this one is low,
Why is it low?
Not that long ago there was so much contention within the PNC that physical blows were exchanged, and a gun was discharged. And that was WITHIN the PNC.
We heard rumors of similar, even if less dramatic tensions within the AFC. Indeed HM_Redux ranted about how selfish the black AFCites were not that long ago. This suggesting some tension between the Hughes/Trotman wing of the AFC and the former PPPites brought in with Nagamootoo.
Does this mean that there will be fighting from the beginning? Doubtful.
But obviously this is a coalition of people who were formerly mortal enemies, and are only together as they feel that this is the only way to get rid of the PPP. So to say that the risk is low is quite naïve.
There will be some PNCites who will feel that Granger gave away too much, given that at least 80% of the votes will be won in PNC strongholds.
There will be some AFCites (former PPPites) who will retain distrust for a large segment of the PNC.
When Nagamootoo makes his various appointments expect rancor if PNC members think that the gov't is too AFC oriented, especially of Nagamootoo relies heavily on the PPP refugee wing of the AFC.
So there is definite medium to long term risk.