The PPP must work hard to regain the majority in parliament in the next election. This fiddler game between mutt and jeff is causing tremendous problems for all Guyanese and their elected government. 

 ~~~~~with the party's behaviour since the 2011 elections. Many said that they felt betrayed as it appeared the AFC which promised change became and extension of the PNC's APNU.~~~~~~

We all knew they were an extension.  Who didn't?  

A large percentage of persons who once supported the AFC, are beating their chest and saying, never again, never again.....

Sometime I does miss my chest and hit my crotch when I hear the AFC lies.  

TI, you better don't let Chief and Stinger hear you talk like this.  Them boys does get vex bad, bad.

The downward spiral of the AFC has gain momentum

The public is overwhelmingly against this Jagdeo-Fip-Brassington-Ashni thieving scheme. The AFC screwed up big time by voting for this scheme to fatten the bank accounts of crooks. 

Alliance for Change (AFC) chairman Nigel Hughes in response to a poster on his Facebook page announced his exit from local politics. “My time in politics has been brief and is now over,” Hughes wrote in response to a poster who wrote calling on him to apologise following a recent revelation of his involvement with the Amaila Hydro Porject which his party had initially opposed.

“I was privileged to have been afforded an opportunity to have contributed to the struggle of Guyanese for a better Guyana, whether Linden, Cotton Tree, Agricola, Red Village, Marudi etc. My commitment to the poor and powerless preceded my entry into politics and will survive my departure from it,” he said in the post.

Hughes' short stay in politics has been marred with controversy. He was accused of  encouraging violent protests at Agricola after the passing of an ultimatum he issued to the government. He is known for his hate filled speeches which appeal to ethnic  sensitivities.