Reply to "There is no way that the PPP/C will win if Elections were held today"

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Originally Posted by asj:

Would not be surprising if they continues to stalled the local government elections, because they know that their support has dwindled.

The PPP will one day lose power in Guyana. But thankfully the PPP will not lose power to proven loser and failure David Granger and the treacherous PNC. And all of Guyana now know how corrupt the AFC leaders are. So it looks like you will be sulking for decades to come. The PPP will continue to lead Guyana.

Rev

10/15/1310:57 PM

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