quote:Originally posted by SJ4321:
U.S Embassy Charge dβ Affaires Karen Williams thinks that there's no viable alternative to the PPP/C in the opposition. And this is in 2009 whilst the AFC, which brings across itself as the alternative to the PNC and PPP was almost 4 years old
ΒΆ7. (C) While opposition parties are making noise about the government,s most recent troubles and will likely use the incident to make its case in the run-up to the 2011 presidential elections, some Guyanese greet the disclosures with a frustrated shrug. Jagdeo and the PPP won re-election in 2006 with the Khan issue in the public domain, and the 2011 election will largely hinge on the opposition,s ability to establish credibility with the public. Sentiment is running high against the government, but the lack of an alternative (the leading opposition party is widely seen as just a different version of the same corrupt governance) leave people no place to turn.
Jackass...that opinion does not mean the PPP has been good for Guyana. THE PPP HAS FAILED IN THE TWO MOST CRITICAL AREAS: THE ECONOMY AND SECURITY. They most likely would have gauged the ethnic vote dynamic in Guyana. Will ethnicity allow the PPP to win again? We have to wait and see. Meanwhile...go and eat some para grass. Ask your sub-standard academic boss, Liz, to take you to eat some grass.