Letters to the Editor

You picked a fine time to leave . . .

I write these words with a heavy heart but I feel I must say them. You are wrong for quitting on the people of North Abaco after they showed great faith and elected you to represent them for what you coined as your last and final term.

Appalling treatment of Hubert Ingraham

It is appalling the treatment being given to the honourable member by the House of Assembly after fifteen years of service as a member of that body.

Review of PLP government

CSME – I was under the impression in 2005 that any association with the proposed “single market concept” was thrown out by the PLP with the dirty bath water?

Fears arising for the rule of law

I am beginning to fear for our country given the creeping callous disregard for law and the rule of law by some charged with ensuring adherence to and respect for the law.

Ingraham should stay in House

EDITOR, The Tribune. I agree with Mr Kevin Evan’s position in his July 1, letter to the Editor that Mr Hubert Ingraham should stay on as the Member of Parliament

The debate on legality of gambling

The issues surrounding gambling in the Bahamas, have always been coloured by whatever the popular political view prescribed them to be.

Understand the electoral arithmetic

The Chairman of the PLP is having great difficulty understanding the arithmetic which shows that his party won the last election with less than a majority of the popular vote, and when this is pointed out to him for some strange reason he goes ballistic.

Thanks for the civics lesson Mr. Roberts, but . . .

I'd like to thank Mr. Roberts for his brief civics lesson in his recent rebuttal, but it's important to correct him when he says he does not recall hearing anything anti-government from me.

How does gambling benefit us?

If we did not consider ourselves a “Christian Nation” I would keep my mouth shut, but as a Christian in a Christian Nation, I feel the need to speak out.

Bishop Ellis will clash with Christie

Prime Minister Perry Christie is quoted in both leading dailies this morning as having informed Baha Mar executives that his Government wants more Bahamians engaged on the Resort’s construction project.

This is no country for confused men

“Confused men”, this is the way in which the present Prime Minister, Perry Christie and the PLP would have you view Dr. Hubert Minnis, Mr. Charles Maynard and Dion Foulkes and why would they view them in this way? Simply for trying to preserve the rights of Bahamians.

The Tribune