A voice of concern
Call me naïve and idealistic, but I voted “yes” to all the questions in the recent referendum. It was my first time voting. I thoroughly listened and sought after information for both sides addressing the issue.
Shame and scandal
Congratulations, women of The Bahamas! You’ve thrown the baby (daughter) out with the bath water.
A list of reasons
According to a secretary (- not in this office) the no vote was because of:
No means Yes
Congratulations to the PLP for fooling the electorate into voting for equality for the LGBT movement by voting “No” on question four.
Cry Wulff
The Graduates of the University of Wulff Road have come home to roost.
Clarity over Harbour Island
Would greatly appreciate you publishing the following:
What about the other Rubis?
While the public continues to hold its breath waiting for a full and honest explanation of the huge gas leak at a Rubis station on Robinson Road, there has been no discussion whatsoever about the two further leaks that came to light more recently.
The Referendum Act and what it is for
Curious so I went online and read the Act.
Facing up to the ‘what ifs’
Please allow me space in your paper to share the following views.
Denying our own people
Please forgive me if the following analogy on the present Constitution is incorrect.
Time to vote for our children
It is estimated that 60 per cent of students who leave their home for college or university abroad do not return home.
Dame Joan is wrong
As A member of the legal fraternity, I watched the video of Dame Joan’s speech at the Bahamas Bar Association’s forum held on Thursday, May 26, in complete and utter amazement; amazement which quickly turned to sadness and disbelief.
Ruled by the Church?
Re: Patterson: I’m voting no to Bill 4 (June 1).
Help fathers like John
John has been the primary caregiver for his nine-year-old daughter for the past five years.
Dissent in the FNM ranks
Found myself in the middle of a discussion with a couple of the young Turks in the Free National Movement this week.
