My Dear Friends, Self-Appointed Enemies, and PPP Mudheads et al,
I have waited a little while to pen this. My only hesitation is that I'm going to write this and only two posters (Caribj and Baseman) may understand the essence of what I'm writing.
As Granger is a keen student of history, especially the "classics"
Mainly true, except that I don't see any successors within the pack. The APNU crowd are mainly old men. THIS is Granger's biggest challenge.
Maybe he might try to woo Nigel Hughes if he can pacify the AFC sufficiently (or if an AFC civil war emerges). Nigel combines intellectual horse power with a tremendous credibility within the PNC base. Don't know of any APNU folks with that.
Back to the future. Back in the day, I remember Afros discussing alternatives to leadership and went out as far as Evelyn-John and in all never mention an "Indian" name.
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Was an Afro Guyanese ever mentioned to head the PPP. Did any even try?
Winston Murray tried and had significant support within the PNC. It might have been PNC internal politics rather than race which did him in, as he was on the wrong side of Corbin.
It was a discussion of leaders for Guyana and there were many prominent Indians in the PNC, but they meandered to Evelyn John.