By KHRISNA VIRGIL
kvirgil@tribunemedia.net
GOVERNMENT members yesterday suggested that FNM Grand Bahama MP Peter Turnquest had first sought a PLP nomination before joining the FNM.
The claims were made as Mr Turnquest took the government to task in the House of Assembly on some of their proposed decisions for the 2012/2013 budget.
Denying that the allegations were true, Mr Turnquest said that if it could be found that he was indeed in talks with the PLP to become one of its candidates, he would resign as a House representative.
He said the PLP could not produce any evidence.
Although Mr Turnquest admitted that a discussion had taken place, he said he had never tried to join the party.
When The Tribune contacted the MP last night he would not comment.
"I have no comment and I will not comment on something irrelevant at this time. I am FNM and I fully support my party," Mr Turnquest said.
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242 12 years, 6 months ago
Okay must be some kind of boredom going on in the HOA if this and spitting are what they discussing. Whether this true or not how many PLP MPs just join the PLP within the past year, come on man. This is not campaign time. Bran left FNM and form the DNA . The Prime Minister himself and the former PM both left the PLP. All that matters is who did you make your ultimate decision to represent and run for on May 7th. Which was a month ago today.
birdiestrachan 9 years, 10 months ago
No lie I do wish Mr: Turnquest was a member of the PLP.
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