‘It is the competition for ideas that builds the party. What you have to try and do is to keep the competition within reasonable bounds so it doesn’t lead to people cussing out each other and leaving’
Former PNC finance minister Carl Greenidge feels that personality politics has caused the internal conflict that has plagued his party in recent years, and says the party’s leadership has to be more efficient in fulfilling a mandate from the wider membership to utilize all the human resources available.
“Well the difficulty and even the current problems facing the party turn too much on personalities,” Greenidge said in a recent interview
