Dear Editor,
Sincerely,
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"Mr Granger could not lead the APNU/AFC in a short one-kilometre walk to present their electoral lists on Friday; he (Granger) is asking to be re-elected after five disastrous years where our economy suffered from his poor leadership and massive squandermania of his geriatric cabal."
Like PNC running a half dead for President.
Django please post Granger Health record, to run again he must be Fit and proper. We all know he has cancer and what else?
Dem going to run and hid.
Imagine that Chap granger can't even walk one Kilometre and wants to run for President again despite being voted down by a NCV. He wants to become like his hero Burnham.
These PNC dinosaur fossils must go !!!
Bhai, he gat plenty Donkeys in Guyana! They even enslave themselves mentally.
Is this how Sean intended to campaign for the PPP? What are the PPP strategies for winning?
These are valid questions. Why should people vote for a dinosaur fossil with health issues. The American media questioned Bernie’s health record. This is normal practice and fools like yourself can’t deal with the facts.
Not necessary to pick on Granger's wellness as an elections campaign issue. His dismal presidential record alone can sink his chances for reelection. His failure to attract significant foreign & local investment as the PPP/C administrations did. His failure to curtail serious crimes. His failure to provide meaningful jobs to youths. His dismemberment of GuySuCo leading to retrenchment of thousands of sugar workers. And so on.
Apparently the cancer has re-surfaced in a very aggressive form. And Harmon will be taking the reins.
While those are facts about his haplessness, we cannot underscore the fact that he is also unhealthy and unfit to run for a second term given the that his PM Ramjattan has given us his right to become president if granger dies. There is a great deal of uncertainty. Americans expressed concern about Bernie’s health and rightfully so given the enormity of the task of being president. It is of great concern that he is not capable of walking one kilometre.
I respectfully disagree that his health should not be of concern to voters.
Gilbakka posted:Not necessary to pick on Granger's wellness as an elections campaign issue. His dismal presidential record alone can sink his chances for reelection. His failure to attract significant foreign & local investment as the PPP/C administrations did. His failure to curtail serious crimes. His failure to provide meaningful jobs to youths. His dismemberment of GuySuCo leading to retrenchment of thousands of sugar workers. And so on.
To a point we should not pick. However, health is an issue. It’s a valid concern. What’s unusual here, when running, people take the #2 as the successor should something happen.
Here the lead candidate has a potential terminal conditions and the #2 will not be the successor. So what backup choices are you offering.
Baseman posted:Gilbakka posted:Not necessary to pick on Granger's wellness as an elections campaign issue. His dismal presidential record alone can sink his chances for reelection. His failure to attract significant foreign & local investment as the PPP/C administrations did. His failure to curtail serious crimes. His failure to provide meaningful jobs to youths. His dismemberment of GuySuCo leading to retrenchment of thousands of sugar workers. And so on.
To a point we should not pick. However, health is an issue. It’s a valid concern. What’s unusual here, when running, people take the #2 as the successor should something happen.
Here the lead candidate has a potential terminal conditions and the #2 will not be the successor. So what backup choices are you offering.
Stranger even is that voters at the next elections wouldn't even know who will replace Granger should he just drop dead. Transparency is not a quality in abundance in the Coalition. Actually, it is grossly lacking.
Baseman posted:Gilbakka posted:Not necessary to pick on Granger's wellness as an elections campaign issue. His dismal presidential record alone can sink his chances for reelection. His failure to attract significant foreign & local investment as the PPP/C administrations did. His failure to curtail serious crimes. His failure to provide meaningful jobs to youths. His dismemberment of GuySuCo leading to retrenchment of thousands of sugar workers. And so on.
To a point we should not pick. However, health is an issue. It’s a valid concern. What’s unusual here, when running, people take the #2 as the successor should something happen.
Here the lead candidate has a potential terminal conditions and the #2 will not be the successor. So what backup choices are you offering.
Badal wants a woman backup. Granger can choose Volda. Ramjattan signed himself out of presidential succession.
Ramjattan is an ugly stupid p ussy.
He wants to make sure neither Nagamootoo nor Ramjattan become the President when he meets his mighty maker. That’s why we saw the song and dance performance in naming the PM candidate. What an irony that would have been should a former PPP man become the President of Guyana with the PNC party. Burnham would be turning in his grave.
Gilbakka posted:Baseman posted:Gilbakka posted:Not necessary to pick on Granger's wellness as an elections campaign issue. His dismal presidential record alone can sink his chances for reelection. His failure to attract significant foreign & local investment as the PPP/C administrations did. His failure to curtail serious crimes. His failure to provide meaningful jobs to youths. His dismemberment of GuySuCo leading to retrenchment of thousands of sugar workers. And so on.
To a point we should not pick. However, health is an issue. It’s a valid concern. What’s unusual here, when running, people take the #2 as the successor should something happen.
Here the lead candidate has a potential terminal conditions and the #2 will not be the successor. So what backup choices are you offering.
Badal wants a woman backup. Granger can choose Volda. Ramjattan signed himself out of presidential succession.
Dawn Hastings. Kill two birds with one stone and pull the Amerindian vote.
Let the people see the revised Accord. What is there to hide??
The new Accord strengthen the position of the PNC, establish a black party just use the coalition to get elected. To each their own . These past few years is evident.
From inception Granger wanted a diehard, Afro PNC to be the successor upon his death. He spent most of his first year getting rid of any and all things PPP. He reminding Afro-Guyanese that Burnham exists and Jagan is unknown.
Prince posted:From inception Granger wanted a diehard, Afro PNC to be the successor upon his death. He spent most of his first year getting rid of any and all things PPP. He reminding Afro-Guyanese that Burnham exists and Jagan is unknown.
Jargon would like a man like Jranjer. Jargon always put Afros ahead of his people.
ksazma posted:Ramjattan is an ugly stupid p ussy.
I never thought the day would come when you call it "ugly." Banna, like you getting old or what?
Baseman posted:ksazma posted:Ramjattan is an ugly stupid p ussy.
I never thought the day would come when you call it "ugly." Banna, like you getting old or what?
Hopefully I don’t think so about Melania’s. 😀
Prashad posted:Prince posted:From inception Granger wanted a diehard, Afro PNC to be the successor upon his death. He spent most of his first year getting rid of any and all things PPP. He reminding Afro-Guyanese that Burnham exists and Jagan is unknown.
Jargon would like a man like Jranjer. Jargon always put Afros ahead of his people.
Prash, I can recommend remedial spelling lessons if you so desire.
Gilbakka posted:Prashad posted:Prince posted:From inception Granger wanted a diehard, Afro PNC to be the successor upon his death. He spent most of his first year getting rid of any and all things PPP. He reminding Afro-Guyanese that Burnham exists and Jagan is unknown.
Jargon would like a man like Jranjer. Jargon always put Afros ahead of his people.
Prash, I can recommend remedial spelling lessons if you so desire.
He is SSDD(same shit different day). I wonder if any projectile in the military hit him near the head.