SINCE the 2006 national elections, the PNCR has been losing support faster than a ruptured tyre loses air. This is most notable among youths who seem to see no hope or vision in a party that from all appearances is at the end of its life-span.
The PNCR members vying for presidential candidate further reinforces the perception that the party is ailing. From old relics to younger rookies, no Guyanese in their right mind would put any of these hopefuls at the wheel.
It might be a hard pill for the anti-government cabal to swallow, but clearly, the only party equipped to lead Guyana further down the road of development and prosperity, is the PPP/C.