Cabinet cannot tax, borrow, and spend its way out of economic decline. The country needs less bureaucracy, fewer political appointments, real economic diversification, faster justice, and intelligence led crime fighting.
Citizens were promised a lean, efficient government, lower costs, greater accountability, and safer communities. Instead, many are facing rising living expenses, persistent crime, delayed payments, and growing uncertainty.
The solution is not more ministries, committees, or excuses, it is disciplined spending, transparent leadership, support for productive sectors, and measurable results. Trinidad and Tobago does not need more promises; it needs performance.
Gordon Laughlin,
Westmoorings
