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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar shrugged off criticisms of tonight’s People’s Partnership anniversary celebration by asking, rhetorically, if one shouldn’t celebrate a two-year-old’s birthday just because he cannot walk properly.
Fair point and Wired868 recommends that parents love their children regardless of any perceived learning disabilities.
Following up on the Lady PM’s analogy, though, it might be another 16 years before our infant PP can be trusted behind the wheel; so the public is advised to significantly lower expectations.
Works Minister Jack Warner said on TV6 Morning Edition today that the PP has a string of achievements it needs to share with the public. Wired868 wonders if that is comparable to the Burger King staff stopping to throw a self-congratulatory party in the middle of preparing your meal because someone located the pickles.
On the eve of the Government’s scheduled launch of its Public Sector and Public Service Vaccination programme, protesters, led by Read more
The UNC’s star at the 2020 General Election turned out to be Michelle Benjamin, a fresh-faced councillor from Moruga/Tableland who Read more
Trinidadians, Lord Maestro once sang, ent really know what they want. It is a truism that never fails to repeat Read more
There is nothing like a downpour to offer fresh perspective in life. As flood waters rose in central and south Read more
Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday reminded Trinidad and Tobago of why the Parliament Channel is as useful as a Lasco Read more
It is Day Seven of Hurricane A&V: a low pressure weather system which has struck Trinidad and Tobago with little Read more
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