UNC youth arm chairman, Nicholas Morris has used some weighty arguments in support of his political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar when claiming that she should not be blamed for the recent loss at the general elections.
Morris contends, in a most-convoluted manner, that in spite of the ill-fated Kamla-2015 campaign, everyone must take collective responsibility.
Irrespective of that argument, everyone knows the buck stops with the leader.
As a young man hoping one day to fill the large shoes of party leadership, I suggest he first try to understand the principle, ethics and statesmanship that Steven Harper of Canada exhibited when he ceased to be prime minister. Only then will he understand the true character needed to be a leader.
The best advice I can give to Mr Morris is please do not defend the indefensible.
R Khan
Pointe a Pierre
