caribny posted:Demerara_Guy posted:1. Many minor changes were made to the constitution.
And one "minor" change that the PPP could have done was to put the Carter formula into the constitution but they did NOT do so.
Do you really think that the PNC would have been angered if the PPP amended the constitution to allow Hoyte sole rights to determine who the GECOM chair would have been?
And do you really think that the PNC would have gone so far as to ensure a reasonable Indian who the PPP would find comfortable.
Don't you think that it flies in the face of what you know of Guyana for the PNC to select only Indians to be the GECOM chair?
The PNC knew full well that Jagdeo had the right to veto and act unilaterally and so did their best to minimize that risk.
And Jagdeo himself full well knows about this right to act unilaterally, but those of who trapped on the PPP slave plantation can fool yourselves!
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