Political Analyst, Helene Davis Whyte, is describing as hypocrisy, claims, and counterclaims about vote-buying, from members of the Rise United and ONEPNP camps.
The controversy surfaced yesterday, as campaign activities for the People’s National Party internal elections heat up.
Mrs Davis Whyte says vote-buying will not have much impact on how delegates vote.
Meanwhile, Political Commentator, Jaevion Nelson is rejecting what he says is the notion that Jamaicans are easily bought.
They were speaking last evening on Nationwide @5.
In the meantime, Mr. Nelson says Saturday’s internal election results, will be close.
And Political Analyst, Kevin O’Brien Chang, says he was disturbed by photos circulating on social media, with members of the ONEPNP camp posing with alleged dons.
Yesterday, Bunting’s Rise United team chided ONEPNP, saying it’s saddened that it’s using washed-up so-called dons in a feeble attempt to force delegates to return Phillips as president of the 81-year old political party.
Mr O’Brien Chang says it’s time we rid politics of the links to gang violence.
He says he’s confident the PNP delegates will make the right decision on Saturday.
They were speaking last evening on Nationwide @5.
