While the PLP is trying to market its own self-funded survey, Bahamians are still watching food and electricity bills rise. Doctors and healthcare workers are still waiting to be paid by NHI. Gas prices are about to hit new highs, and the PLP has no plan to help lower these prices.
Furthermore, claims of a so-called surplus fail to account for the $241 million in unpaid bills owed to thousands of Bahamian businesses and individuals.
Young Bahamian families are still locked out of a housing and rental market, this government promised to fix and hasn’t. More and more foreigners are getting visas and citizenship at the expense of Bahamians.
The FNM remains focused on the Bahamian people, while the PLP continues its political stunts, such as surveys they pay for.
Fishermen never say their fish stink.
As the saying goes, the only poll that really matters is on election day.
The PLP is clearly desperate. They sense the political tide has turned, which is why they are trying to distract from their falling polling numbers and their failures as a government.
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