Just saying the other side is bad won't deliver governance. One has to work for it. Show how you're different in policies and vision. So far it's PPP (corrupt); APNU (fear of old rampaging PNC) and AFC (home of disenchanted PPP and PNC). I'm afraid I'm not seeing the new course for a Guyana from anyone and you know the PPP has the incumbency factor as well as money and organization.
I read this and I don't see why Redux is having a heart attack. There is no evidence of any support for the PPP here. There is just pragmatism, and this is what rules the world, not idealism.
Indeed listening to summaries of the Linden even I think that you just about sum it up.
I have yet to hear of any solution from the AFC as to how it plans to solve the problems of the rice and sugar industries. APNU mischievously carved those problems out of areas over which they will have control, so it will be an Indian vs. Indian battle if these problem remain unsolved. I can already see Granger suggesting that folks must speak to Nagamootoo.