Try more new blood, PM
Prime Minister Andrew Holness
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November 15, 2024

Try more new blood, PM

Dear Editor,

I cannot understand why Prime Minister Andrew Holness will not use up much more of the younger, brighter, and very talented people in his his party.

Karl Samuda has done his time. Mike Henry did a great job as Member of Parliament. JC Hutchinson needs to hang up his boots. Robert “Bobby” Montague and Dr Horance Chang have only a few years left.

The jamaica Labour Party (JLP) needs some fresher faces to replace these great oldsters.

Please, Holness, let go of these long-serving stalwarts and let in some fresh air. Please! They cannot last or live forever.

I hope the Prime Minister will also some appoint some new faces to the Senate to replace Matthew Samuda and Don Wehby.

 

Brianna Jackson

Devon Pen, Manchester

brianna.jackson977@yahoo.com

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