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Granger sees no damage to PNCR’s image

Posted By Staff Writer On August 1, 2014 @ 5:20 am In Local News | No Comments

PNCR leader David Granger perceives no damage to the party’s image after criticisms of the electoral process at its recent 18th Biennial Congress, including a charge by an opponent that problems with the accreditation of some delegates were to ensure his reelection.

Political analyst Christopher Ram, on the other hand, believes the question ought not to be whether damage was done, but how much, and how long the damage done will plague the party.

Granger conveyed his position to Stabroek News during a brief interview yesterday, reiterating the position of several ranking party members that the latest congress was a success. Granger believes that though attempts were made by small group to tarnish the party’s image, they failed.

The group Granger refers to comprises those led by Sharma Solomon and Aubrey Norton. Solomon and Norton

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Former Member

In the SN. What is wrong with a fellow?

Even a primary school child knows Grainger was damaged.

He also LIED. He said he did not known the shooter and it is in the today's press that the man was his PART time body guard.

What some politicians do to stay ahead at 70 years OLD. What will he tell ST PETER?

8/1/1412:06 PM

Former Member

What you want him to say? That he congress was a screw up?

8/1/1412:14 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by JB:

What you want him to say? That he congress was a screw up?

SHUT HIS RASS!

8/1/1412:16 PM

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