Oh, yes, this would sure make me want to reunite with NADD.  You expect Darbo to come back to
NADD, after you've just got done trashing him and dragging him through the mud!?  What's the point
of this?  If you don't like Darbo, from a political standpoint, then state your position based on
that.  But why continue to let one's personal dislike for the guy cloud their judgment?  It seems
that Waa Juwara's personal or whatever dislike for Darbo is spilling over into the campaign and I
just don't see how that can be good for NADD, either nor or for any future reunification.  As much
as many seem to be calling for Darboe to come back and reunite with NADD, or how many are decrying
Darbo's resignation in the first place, I'd like to know why people aren't calling for Waa to also
put his personal feelings aside in order for NADD to present a united front.

This "I'm older than him and have more political experience" comment reminds me of the "big
minds do big things" comment, or whatever it was Jammeh said, regarding the limousines.  It's
immaturity all around, and if the opposition wants to present itself as a better alternative to
Jammeh, than this personal attacking, and letting one's personal problems with a particualr
political figure become part of a party's platerform really just needs to stop.  Because if not,
than the opposition can't claim to be better than Jammeh.  If anything, at least some of them are
exhibiting some of the same characteristics, though they claim they are, or they want, political
maturity.

Ginny

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