Well welcome to 2010! Crucians In Focus is primed and ready for the events this election year is sure to bring so just to refresh your memories, here’s a quick look back before we charge ahead. And you know what they say – the more things change, the more they remain the same! Enjoy....
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Do you remember the promises? If not, see the links below for a refresher of the 2008 & 2007 addresses, courtesy of Governor deJongh’s website. We’d like to know: Have you seen the results? How would you describe the state of the territory 2 years after the swearing in of Governor deJongh? 2008 State...
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Misplaced Priorities – The Remix Share on Facebook
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What would candidate deJongh do to address our most pressing issue; the cost of living? Candidate deJongh On Cost of Living – Vol 1 To date, we have witnessed: -Press releases and press conferences on the formation of committees and task force groups Share on Facebook
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Buckling under the pressure of the frequent rate increases? Impatient waiting for action from your government? Candidate deJongh’s reply in the October 31, 2006 VI Daily News Voter Guide: (click image below to view) Talks only started on March 14th of 2008 , a whole year and 3 months after inauguration. We hope progress...
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As we prepare for Governor deJongh’s 2nd State of the Territory Address, we felt it was important to remind him of the campaign promises he made to resolve the degrading crime situation in the territory. Click the play button below. Candidate deJongh On Crime – Vol 4 Share on Facebook
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Considering the level of crime we are witnessing in the territory, we thought it would be prudent to remind Governor deJongh of the promises he made to the people of the Virgin Islands during the campaign. Click the play button below. Candidate deJongh On Crime – Vol 1 Share on Facebook
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With crime continuing unabated, we decided to revisit Governor deJongh’s speech, dated the 21st of February 2007, when he named James McCall the new Commissioner of Police. The following excerpts from the Governor’s speech stand out as broken promises: “We all know the problem, we know it is real, and we know it is...
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With crime continuing unabated, we decided to revisit the February 21, 2007 speech delivered by then Commissioner Nominee James McCall in accepting his nomination to the position. The following excerpts, from the nominee’s speech, stand in stark contrast to the results we have seen to date: “There are many tools that we can use...
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As the Chairperson for the Committee on Education, Youth and Culture, first-term Senator Janette Millin-Young has received more notoriety for her travel preferences than for any substantive actions to address the glaring issues in our educational system.
Thought of initially as one who would quietly follow, Millin-Young has shown recent faint glimmers of enlightenment, but our jury is still out on where she will fall as we enter a phase where all elected officials will be called upon to take a stand – on one side of the line or the other.
But for now, it’s your opinion we’re interested in. If the election was held today…
As many of you heard recently, CIF President Michael Springer, at left, delivered the first in a series of radio announcements that will target specific issues and offer analysis on our most pressing concerns.
The feedback on the comments was extremely positive, so CIF will sponsor then as often as possible, and we thank those of you who have already donated! But airtime costs money and we're seeking your help.
If you'd like to help keep our voices on the air, please donate whatever you can using the PayPal button below. We thank you in advance for your support.
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