What does Wayne Furbert support?
March 19th, 2010 at 10:40 am (Bermuda, Politics)
I’m curious about Wayne Furbert’s switch to the PLP. Aside from the triumph of identity politics reflected in his speech upon crossing the floor, what has really changed?
What I mean, is that I’d be curious to know what practical changes have come in his standpoints on policy?
Does he now support…
…gambling…
…independence…
…financial mismanagement…
…a liar of a Premier…
…constant rotation of education ministers…
…faith based tourism…
…spin…
…race baiting…
…personal attacks…
Wayne is the guy who has done more to destroy the UBP than anyone else. His tenure as leader was a disaster and his crossing of the floor is just another nail in the coffin.
What really gets me bent out of shape about the PLP is the insistence that members check their conscience at the door and “put their party ahead of themselves”. Privately there are a wide variety of PLP members who will speak vividly and accurately on the failings of the party to serve the people of Bermuda but publicly we only hear the smallest of squeaks from Alex Scott, Randy Horton, and a handful of others.
Personally I don’t think the PLP will be defeated in an election anytime soon, but that shouldn’t stop us from getting together and pushing to create a better way.