Fed up with the idiocy

The “I not bound to vote” must not happen.

Take a hard look at what is occurring with the American presidential election. Candidates have to “come good”. Aspirants must be squeaky clean as the reputation of each political party is under deep scrutiny.

Stories being circulated on the political grapevine can bring a party to its knees. Your vote is now more important than in the past general election.

Spending has been cut to the bone with good reason. It is only wishful, unrealistic thinking to attempt to shame the new government with the publication of projects that had to be abandoned.

The listing merely shows how much money the Government is saving taxpayers in this fiscal guava season.

People who have no pride will be easily fooled with promises of easy money. But money from where? The International Monetary Fund? Had citizens been told to pay their housing taxes between 2010 and 2015, there would have been money that would have facilitated saving some projects. What was a vote-catching ploy back then is a millstone around the necks of the politically disappointed.

The payment of taxes is supposed to be the same as breathing.

I am fed up with hearing that the Government has cut spending because of ignorance.

Like I have said before, the whisky and chicken and chips days are over. The mauby and roast bake days are here.

LYNETTE JOSEPH Diego Martin