President Donald Ramotar and Vice-President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum in Dubai (photo courtesy Khaleej Times)
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Former Member
President Ramotar needs to reach out to the opposition to get his domestic agenda on track the same way he's reaching out to foreign head of States.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Cobra:
President Ramotar needs to reach out to the opposition ...
President Ramotar always reaches out to the opposition, but what has they-opposition been doing all the time.
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Cobra:
President Ramotar needs to reach out to the opposition ...
President Ramotar always reaches out to the opposition, but what has they-opposition been doing all the time.
Tell he Baxside.
Former Member
The President needs to soften up a little and ask the opposition what they expect from him to get their support. They had been calling the shot for 20 now. It's not an easy position where the PPP is right now. Jagdeo is advising Ramotar not to make deals with the opposition. The PPP is too over confident in its position to ride the stalemate until 2016, hoping for a miracle to happen. Guyana politics are becoming a cat and mouse game.
Former Member
Uncle Donny is very smart in having meetings with wealthy Arab leaders. 
Former Member
Originally Posted by Cobra:
The President needs to soften up a little and ask the opposition what they expect from him to get their support. They had been calling the shot for 20 now. It's not an easy position where the PPP is right now. Jagdeo is advising Ramotar not to make deals with the opposition. The PPP is too over confident in its position to ride the stalemate until 2016, hoping for a miracle to happen. Guyana politics are becoming a cat and mouse game.
Have to agree here. An opposition wish list is a welcome suggestion. The PPP can also put forward their own wish list and they can all discuss it over Christmas dinner with mature and reasonable politicians together with some civic leaders, religious leaders and some prominent businessmen .
Failing that then the PPP might as well hold fresh elections.
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