Reply to "The PPP is dying a slow death"

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Gilbakka:

I always respect Dr. Jagan and how he envisioned the future of the PPP. In Reality, the PPP has changed from its original footing from Jagan's time to now. It will further change as they go forward. Of course, the working class folks will always be around, but I don't foresee the PPP at the helm until after 2025.

It's not fair for the working class to keep hanging on a rotten rope of PPP's uncertain future. For good or bad, people's survival will take shape by the challenges that confront them. People make tough choices in tough times. By and large, Guyanese will survive.

2/12/1812:06 PM

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