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Reply to "Moses not only singing for his suppa, he's dancing to the PNC tune too"

They have their turn to govern and the people will and must have the opportunity in 2020 to decide whether to keep them for another term or let them go. People wanted better economic growth and less corruption.  So far, it is clear that economic growth is slowing and corruption remains high. The issue of crime is another issue that voters are concerned about. Is the crime situation today better than it was yesterday?  If the answer is yes that is great for the ruling coalition.  If the answer is no then we can reasonably expect some voters to go for the opposing party.  

The PPP erred in its attempt to win over more African votes by giving more aid and attention to African areas and neglecting the areas where they traditionally enjoyed strong support.  The AFC, the breakaway faction from the PPP, skillfully capitalized on these traditional areas that have been disenchanted and brought home the bacon for the PNC.  

The AFC made many promises to the people while they were on the campaign trail foremost of which was they can steady ship and keep this country from becoming victim of rigged elections once again.  Many bet on the AFC to control the PNC and let Guyana be governed in a fashion consistent with democracy.  So far,  The PNC has reneged on its promise the AFC just 

Billy Ram Balgobin
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