Suh redux, how we can get the indoes to switch sides. Especially if AFC decides to have an Alliance wid the APNU. At the end of the day, it is indoes voting that will count. I think Granger will get the momentum if he says the correct things and offer some sort of guarantees-the man has the black votes regardless if he is the leader of the PNC. He must consider patriotism first.
i agree with most of what you say here, but i believe that deeds count more than words . . . there are no "guarantees" only consequences
a formal, binding agreement detailing the program, timetable for constitutional reform, recall prerogatives and the operating structure of the coalition in government is absolutely necessary to start
to bring constituencies along, and as a practical acknowledgement of the party's indispensible role for the success of this initiative, concessions to the AFC must be generous and disproportionate to its present representation in parliament, perhaps tied to regional performance @ the elections, but definitely including an enhanced prime ministership . . . this will take courage, and may be resisted by APNU power cliques; but patriotic, enlightened LEADERSHIP by whomever should carry the day.
AFC and APNU must articulate clearly the EMERGENCY nature of the coalition, spelling out the threat of creeping dictatorship - leveraging the presumptuous refusal to hold LGA and unrestrained budget lawlessness as Exhibits A & B!
just off the top of my head rite now . . .