Pearl Quinn-Williams’ recent appointment to the Senate of Antigua and Barbuda has been marred by controversy. It’s been alleged that she made conflicting promises to different factions within the United Progressive Party (UPP), telling the Richard faction she’d support them, while also assuring the Pringle faction of her backing, traits of a real leader, hmmm.
What’s more, Quinn-Williams reportedly informed her branch members that she was “playing it safe” and that no one should know who she actually voted for. This lack of transparency and alleged duplicity are serious red flags for a leader.
Maybe I should say blue flags.
To make matters worse, it’s been claimed that Quinn-Williams was promised a senatorial position by the Pringle faction in
exchange for her support. This raises questions about her integrity and whether she’s truly fit to hold public office. A position in the Senate has a price tag these days?
Given these allegations, it’s reasonable to question whether Pearl Quinn-Williams has the leadership qualities and integrity required to serve in the Senate. Her apparent willingness to make conflicting promises and prioritize personal gain over transparency and accountability are not the hallmarks of a strong leader
The United Progressive Party’s (UPP) latest move to welcome Pearl Quinn-Williams to their inner circle has raised eyebrows. Why Pearl Quinn? Not forgetting the shenanigans used to move Shawn Nicholas. It appears that UPP’s
puppet master, Chairman D. Gisele Isaac, and her new puppet, Jamal Pringle, are more interested in loyalty than winning ability. This is evident in their decision to bring Pearl on board, despite her questionable character.
Pearl’s reputation as a fake and a pretender is not new. Her sister, Jaqui Quinn, was once a UPP minister, but the people of St. George soon discovered her true nature and rejected her. It seems that Pearl is cut from the same cloth. She is not a people person and has a tendency to look down on others, a trait that runs deep in her family.
Despite her polished debating skills and smooth lip service, Pearl’s true colors will eventually be exposed. The people of Antigua and Barbuda are not easily fooled,
and they will see through her facade. It’s clear that Pearl is not good for politics, and her appointment to the Senate is a mistake.
The UPP’s decision to prioritize loyalty over winning ability is a recipe for disaster. By welcoming Pearl to their inner circle, they are sending a clear message that they value loyalty over competence and integrity. This is a worrying trend that does not bode well for the future of the UPP and Antigua and Barbuda. But we love being in opposition!
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People in not a peoples person.
Why the writer of this article did put his or her name, shameless coward, everything written here sounds more like you were writing about the ABLP. Is it a case Sungu no better than Lungu
“Polished debating skills??????!!!!!!!!”
Pearl “Foots” Quinn?
Pearl who was on the radio after the spate of robberies and mentioned men stealing while riding horses and people had to tell her the video she had seen was not in Antigua?
Pearl who said we need to fix the lower courts before heading to the CCJ but since then, I have not heard her petition for reform of the justice system?
The author sounds personally hurt by Pearl but Pearl has never been fit for political service.
Pearl “FOOTS” Quinn said she rather live in st. Kitts than Antigua,so why she still here???
UPP’S FAILED TO KEEP ITS PROMISE OF 25% YOUTH SENATORS