Photo of The WeekCONFUSION INDEED: the facsimile of the National Review page of the Nassau Guardian. The Guardian even had an editorial on the same issue last week. The Tribune had its own version. The Government when it talks says that its doing a great job. Well we think not. But then again Prime Minister Hubert Minnis is a genius and we are all fools. Our photo of the week of the National Review of The Nassau Guardian describing on Wednesday 23rd October 2019, the decision to change command at the Royal Bahamas Defence Force in mid hurricane relief as a wave of confusion.
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Hubert Ingraham was quite sober when he spoke at the closing out rally of the Free National Movement for the Golden Isles Bye-election on Friday21 November 2025. He called the Prime Minister “my friend Brave”. He told the FNM crowd that he had advised their candidate Brian Brown not to run, to save his time and money for the general election. He told them that they should stop worrying about who the presiding officer was and concentrate on getting the vote out. He gave the extraordinary stab into the heart of Michael Pintard’s campaign by saying: you cannot tief an election in The Bahamas. The FNM went on to lose the election. It was predictable. It turns out that less than fifty per cent of the electorate in Golden Isles showed up to vote. 41.7 per cent voted for Brian Brown (FNM); .41 per cent for Karen Butler (independent); 47.73 per cent for Darron Pickstock (PLP) and 8.9 per cent for Brian Rolle (COI). The PLP won on plurality, the total number of opposition votes was 2005 and the total for the PLP 1873. That means that 132 more people were opposed to the PLP than for the PLP. The point here is that more people voted for the PLP than the FNM. So the Opposition forces are making a meal out of that. Hubert Ingraham claimed that Michael Pintard did well. How did he do well? He lost the election. The chief of the COI Lincoln Bain told his troops do not be discouraged because we will fight another day. The fact is his candidate lost the election. The internal analysis of what has to be done by the PLP, what it all means is another thing, but in the system we have the PLP won the election. That is the truth and that is all there is. Number of hits for the week ending Saturday 29 November 2025 up to midnight: 4,111,888; Number of hits for the month of November up to Saturday 29 November 2025 up to midnight: 4,111,888; Number of hits for the year 2025 up to Saturday 29 November 2025 up to midnight: 35,423,159;
This column wishes to congratulate the winner of the Golden Isles bye-election Darron Pickstock. He is a PLP. He came up through the PLP’s farm system, starting as a former Progressive Young Liberal Chairman. He is a decent young man, a family man and has a steady head on his shoulder. We wish him every success. The final tally: Darron Pickstock 1873 (PLP), Brian Brown 1637 (FNM), Brian Rolle 352 (COI), Karen Butler 16 (Independent)
The following statement was issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Bahamas: 27 November 2025 Late on Thursday 27 November 2025, the Foreign Minister of The Bahamas Fred Mitchell spoke to the new Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines Godwin Friday to extend warnest congratulations on behalf of Prime Minister Philip Davis and the government and people of The Bahamas. The congratulations were advanced following the declared results of general elections held on 27 November 2025. A formal note will follow. Today’s win for the New Democratic Party(NDP) ends a more than 25-year span of the NDP’S absence from governing. The Bahamas shares strong and long-term friendly ties with St. Vincent and the Grenadines. We look forward to working with the new government and our other Caricom partners. END
The Nassau Guardian’s video service carried an interview with Vonique Toote in it she asked former Prime Minister Hubert Minnis his thoughts on the outcome of the bye-election in Golden Isles on 24 November 2025. Mr. Minnis did not mince words. He said that he supported Hubert Ingraham’s view that running in the bye-election in Golden Isles was ill advised for the FNM. He said that this was his view with regard to the West End bye-election as well. He said the PLP came with all the government support and so it was impossible to win Golden Isles or West End. He said that a general election is coming soon and the FNM has used up half of it resources but the PLP will come in the general election fully armed and the FNM will come limping. He laughed and said: “what do you think the result will be for the election?”
On Friday 21 November 2025, Hubert Ingraham was called back to the FNM stage. He was supposed to close the deal for Brian Brown, the FNM’s candidate for the Golden Isles seat, belle the cat of the FNM’s campaign. He didn’t help their cause though at that their final rally. He started off by calling the Prime Minister his “friend” Brave. Then he said that the he told Brian Brown the FNM candidate not to run. He said that it was not possible to steal elections in The Bahamas, a central feature of the FNM’s arguments at the advanced poll. He said that you get your voters out and the majority wins. Turns out he was right.
Michael Pintard has some splaining to do. He has lost two bye-elections since he became leader of the FNM. He is a failure. Yet he told the press before the election that no matter what happened his leadership was secure. The talk is that the plotters and schemers in the FNM are after him. They believe he made a mistake entering the fray and think the party should call a convention and look again for a new leader.
The PLP has always prided itself on being a party that is disciplined and keeps its counsel. The bye-election in Golden Isles is the latest example. Our leaders showed up in an FNM constituency and led the way to victory. Since the win though there have been PLPs gainsaying the victory. That should really be for internal analysis. The better part of discipline in these circumstances is to stay quiet and discuss privately. The fact is the PLP won and there is nothing more to say. We should be on to our private analysis and to the next battle and the lines that will be drawn then,
There were a lot of questions about the poll held in Golden Isles and the voters who did not show up. It appears that half the voters decided to stay away from the polls. We wouldn’t worry about it too much. We think it has nothing to do with the state of the register. The handwringing and commentary by Hubert Ingraham and Duane Sands, both FNM over this, is a bit rich. Both of them said nothing when the PLP raised objections about the state of the register when their Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis decided to keep a permanent register in 2027. The then Leader of the Opposition Philip Davis objected saying that the register needed to be cleaned up. They ignored it. Now they want to talk about cleaning up the register. Fiddlesticks.
There is a dictum that the late Arthur Hanna, our former Governor General, used to say about elections: “When you win, you win. When you lose, you lose.” We commend it to all that are handwringing about what happened in Golden Isles on 14th November 2025, when the PLP won the election. Cecil Wallace Whitfield said Droop’s law says you must get fifty per cent plus one to win. Frank Edgecombe, the former MP for Fox Hill, said you only have to win by one. Think about it.
Last week in this column, we reported the story of the arrest and detention of Al Collie at the age of 81 at his home and in hospital as a result of being shot by police officers who entered his home on the Western Road at 1 a.m. in the morning, shot through the door 18 times and hit him 4 times on the basis that he was shooting at them. His home had a history of home invasions. The police charged his housekeeper with stopping them from coming into the house and with being in possession of an unlicensed firearm. Mr Collie had a licenced firearm but the police claim they found another one that was not. The pictures circulating about the shooting showed that the shot was at the roof not at them. In any event, it now appears that the matter has been resolved in Mr. Collie’s favour. He ought to follow with the requisite law suit, given the trauma that he has experienced. This kind of insensitivity on the part of some public officials happens all too often. Mr. Collie is a man of influence so this is resolved but what about the others who do not have that influence. Then the case of Eunice Morris in Grand Bahama who is now in an induced coma because it appears that when she was appearing for bail before the courts, she reported she was ill but the public officials left the office without signing off on her bail release and in the police lock up she fell ill and is now in an induced coma. Signs again of insensitivity. It keeps happening.
There it was across the front pages of the press in The Bahamas. The failed developer of the first iteration of Bahamar was walking away with a settlement from China Construction. The company China Construction was responsible for building the now hugely successful Bahamas Resort in Nassau. The failed developer claimed that he was bilked out of his idea by the company’s negligence and conspiracy. Not the fact that they defaulted on their mortgage twice and the project was sold by the court. The failed developer said that that he was satisfied and the press said that he had won over China Construction. If you believe that, then you believe in Santa Claus. You can rest assured that when the Chinese decided to settle the bogus judgment in New York, it had nothing to do with concessions to the failed developer. The key phrase is that it is settled without any admission of liability. But the FNM is probably licking its chops since the failed developer now has some cash and they can tap into it to fight the PLP in the next general election due within a year.
Christmas is coming and you can only think of the Christmas Story by Charles Dickens when you look at what Belinda Wilson had to say about the gift of a salary increase, ex gratia from the Government foe civil servants just before Christmas. The lady who finds fault and excuse for anything connected with the PLP who is head of the Bahamas Union of Teachers decided that the monies received, some 20 million dollars overall was crumbs. She is threatening a strike vote and a march when Parliament resumes in December. Bah humbug. What an ungrateful vixen.
From Facebook: My sister Carla visited with office administrator Desiree Gibbs, Branch Chair Ida Symonette and our facilities advisor Tony Gardiner at the Fox Hill hq 24 November 2025,viewing our new campaign hats and shirts Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill
From Facebook: I received a copy of the official letters of credence that would be presented to the Governor General later in the day appointing Derns Jovens Bonhomme as Haitian Ambassador to The Bahamas. Fred Mitchell MP 28 November 2025
