Hey, tell us something new about the candidates
Gary, it is common knowledge that Mr. Juan N. Babauta is by far the most qualified candidate in the race. Period. Which is why I was promoting Mr. Babauta and/or the Democrats before I joined the Democrats! Most importantly we have a sick democracy with one party ruling and the only antidote is to give the Democrats some real political power to create a strong two party system, making this about more than just their qualifications. So telling us about Babauta and Heinz being better qualified is not the complete solution.
Only the Democrats have new different and better plans if you will ever take time to get updated on their platform and their website will be up and running soon and I will personally let you know. But using only the number of bills as a measuring stick is not even close to meeting the many informal requirements for being elected governor. There is also the fact that your comparison is based on old information from over a decade ago and people do change so give the three vying gubernatorial teams credit for being better people than they were 10 years ago. I would like to believe that even you got wiser and better with age, Gary.
Ambrose M. Bennett
Kagman, Saipan
That’s good babauta is talent may be my personal opinion but I would like to say about of foreign workers supporting manner how you would be make our status to be stabilize the way we looking for do you have any agenda for us?
All the Democrats and Republicans only have one goal for foreign workers: to get them off the island. Bennett says that racism does not exist in his party, so it must just be selfishness then. Sorry 🙁
Buenas American LoneWolf,
We have no beef with our cousin’s husband, but no matter how you slice and dice the platform of the Democratic Party in the CNMI will not erased the hatred that they exhibit towards other ethnicity in the CNMI. Mr. Guerrero who is running for governor is related to one of our parents (First Cousin) and relative has to be put aside in order to better our society for our future generations.
Si Yu’us Ma’ase
If there was blatant racism or discrimination we would have civil rights movement. Tome n the race card people.