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In light of the challenges that our economy faces and the general consensus that we must revisit our economic model... it is disturbing to see that little is being said about the proposed fiscal policies of political parties as we enter the heart of the 2012 general election campaign

As we all sit and evaluate the political parties and independent candidates who will offer for public office in the run-up to the 2012 general election... we should make every effort to determine if there is someone on the ballot good enough to vote for...

Is there political ideology or philosophy in Bahamian politics? ...Is Hubert Ingraham a conservative? ...Is Perry Christie a liberal? ...Is Branville McCartney a centrist? ...Who knows? ...Fellow Bahamians - It is important to know the political philosophy of parties and their leaders

As we all sit and evaluate the political parties and independent candidates who will offer for public office in the run-up to the 2012 general election... we should make every effort to determine if there is someone on the ballot good enough to vote for

There are no campaign finance laws in The Bahamas, so Bahamian political parties do not have to disclose who finances their operations

Philip Galanis says: Branville McCartney did not offer concrete solutions on how his new political party will tackle the myriad problems facing The Bahamas in his recent Democratic National Alliance (DNA) launch speech

It would be miraculous if Branville McCartney’s Democratic National Alliance (DNA) party won the next general election

Branville McCartney and his Democratic National Alliance (DNA) party will have a lot of competition this election season...

Branville McCartney has reportedly turned down offers to join other political parties... instead opting to form his own – the Democratic National Alliance (DNA)

The Public Domain poll reveals that 47 percent of the people contacted were either somewhat dissatisfied of very dissatisfied with the Ingraham adminstration

With the country well on pace to set its fourth homicide record in five years, it would be useful if the political parties would published crime manifestos...

The likelihood of Branville McCartney surviving this political slaughter is slim...

Voting is an important part of the democratic process... However, voting should not be confused with democracy

Exactly what do we know about Mr. Branville McCartney so far?

Branville McCartney support in the Free National Movement (FNM) has collapsed

The issue of crime will dominate public discourse until Bahamians vote for a new government in 2012