Letters to the Editor

No more free pass for Rubis

Were I an executive of Rubis Bahamas, I would be quite happy today, all things considered.

Time for a convention

THE FNM Chairman is quoted as making the above statement in responding to Mr Frank Watson.

Too much to pay

Valet parking at hotels.....surely $16.75 is ridiculous?

But the PLP are really transparent

Just look at the statesmanship, openness and concern for spending the public’s tax dollars by presenting the Auditor General’s Report on the former government’s Jobs Programme so we know what’s going wrong. Or should I say, what “went” wrong.

PAC teeth surgically extracted

What’s going on in this country? Slowly but surely we are being stripped of every form of decency, integrity, law and order.

Just desserts

Re: Mitchell: PLP Deserves Second Term In Office. - The Tribune, June 4, 2015.

Second term?

I can’t believe the arrogant conceit of our Foreign Affairs Minister. Did Fred Mitchell really say the PLP “deserves another term in government” because its members have “better ideas” than those of the FNM?

A tribute to Gabriel Sastre

It would be greatly appreciated if you would agree to print a brief tribute to the late Gabriel Sastre who passed away and was interred just recently.

The costs of NHI

Retired Archbishop Drexel Gomez I suggest should speak to a few, note few, of his inner circle and associates and canvass them to see how many owe thousands in back real property taxes and utility bills before advocating further tax burdens.

The FNM in 2017

As the FNM prepares for the next general elections which is fast approaching and given the National Chairman’s comments this week in the newspapers about the candidate selection process, the question that immediately comes to mind is, what role will Tommy Turnquest, Brent Symonette, Dion Foulkes, Carl Bethel and Zhivago Laing play in 2017?

Ingraham will boost Christie

Life is about cause and effect. If you plant corn, it follows that you ought to pray for rain.

National Health Insurance

The newspapers have been filled with articles on the government’s plan to introduce National Health Insurance in a matter of months which will mean another tax on the citizens, which is cause for much concern. In a similar vein as the folly of BAMSI and of COB attempting to transition into a University – we are trying to run before we have even begun to creep!

The Tribune