Showing posts with label 2012 election Bahamas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012 election Bahamas. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 10, 2012

To those who did not register to vote in the upcoming general election: ...It is clear that you never really wanted to... The politicians, public officials, the media and everybody else, urged you to register... Yet, you did not... The ability to vote is a privilege many fought and died for

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It is now voting time thenassauguardian editorial Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham announced yesterday at his party’s beach event that he...
Sunday, April 1, 2012

It is likely that Mr. Branville McCartney’s electoral prospects will be doused at the polls... and, following the 2012 general election, he would be relegated to the political dustbin... having been set on the treadmill to political oblivion

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The Enigma of Branville McCartney By ADRIAN GIBSON ajbahama@hotmail.com  OVER time, my outlook on Branville McCartney has ev...
Thursday, March 1, 2012

The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) seeks all Bahamian votes in the 2012 general election

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by The Official Democratic National Alliance Today’s headline by the Tribune, “Now DNA Seeks Haitian Votes” is very misleading to the Ba...
Tuesday, February 28, 2012

The most likely result of the 2012 general election, is that either the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) or the Free National Movement (FNM) will win and form the next government of The Bahamas... ...and the other major party will be the official opposition

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The reaction of the election loser thenassauguardian editorial There are two ‘unconventional’ scenarios that could result in the next ge...
Thursday, December 29, 2011

This year in Bahamian politics - 2011: ... and in 2012... crime, the economy, the New Providence roadworks and leadership are likely to be the major issues debated during the general election campaign... The Bahamian electorate will decide if they want Perry Christie, Hubert Ingraham or Branville McCartney — that is, if a clear winner is chosen

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An intriguing year in politics Year in review 2011 By Brent Dean Guardian Associate Editor brentldean@nasguard.com This year in politics...
Friday, December 23, 2011

Election time in the Bahamas: ...the 2012 election promises to be worse than any we have ever been through, and reporters will have to hone their investigative skills to avoid the traps as they dig for the truth

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A political plot without foundation tribune242 editorial ELECTION TIME in the Bahamas is often referred to as "silly season"...
Thursday, December 8, 2011

...not all of the Members of Parliament (MPs) who were elected on the Free National Movement’s (FNM's) ticket in 2007 will be renominated, as the party seeks to bring in fresh faces for the 2012 general election

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PM: FNM eyeing fresh faces By Krystel Rolle Guardian Staff Reporter krystel@nasgaurd.com Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham said yesterday ...
Friday, November 11, 2011

Five key seats for a 2012 general election victory...

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Five key seats to 2012 victory By PAUL G TURNQUEST Chief Reporter pturnquest@tribunemedia.net THE 2012 general election will be dete...
Thursday, November 10, 2011

Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham should be commended for concluding political boundary cuts early for the 2012 general election... The boundaries commission reported late in the process under the administration of Perry Christie in 2007 ...causing some confusion

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The boundaries commission proposal thenassauguardian editorial Sources have confirmed that the governing Free National Movement (FNM) is...
Saturday, November 5, 2011

...for those Bahamians who think there is no reasonable offering to vote for at the next general election - 2012, ...you should rest assured that there are many other ways to participate in the advancement and governance of The Bahamas

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Does it matter if you vote? thenassauguardian editorial Interesting debates always emerge when the question is posed as to whether or...
Thursday, October 13, 2011

Renward Wells; the PLP candidate, and Cassius Stuart; the FNM candidate, both said Democratic National Alliance (DNA) leader Branville McCartney has no chance of retaining his Bamboo Town seat in the 2012 general election

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RIVALS SAY THEY DO NOT FEAR RISK OF LOSING TO DNA By SANCHESKA BROWN Tribune Staff Reporter sbrown@tribunemedia.net THE PROGRESSIVE ...
Tuesday, April 19, 2011

The 2012 general election issues are: Jobs, Crime, and Leadership

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Leadership will be an issue in 2012 election tribune242 editorial IN A crescendo of emotion during the debate last month on the sale o...
Monday, April 4, 2011

To Bahamians we say: Beware! This is silly season when the politicians seem to lose their mental balance...

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tribune242 editorial BAHAMAS Communications and Public Officers Union leader Bernard Evans might not have got his "little Egypt,&qu...
Thursday, August 12, 2010

To Branville McCartney: Son, you must first learn how to follow before you can lead, or - You must learn how to obey before you can give orders

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Learn how to follow before attempting to lead tribune242 editorial AT A TIME when this country needs all of its citizens to focus on pullin...