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The resignation from politics of Walter Roban has given Khalid Wasi pause to pluck an infamous moment from PLP history

Khalid Wasi points to the destablisation of the influential Black middle class as a factor in the homicidal violence of today

Khalid Wasi ventures that those who do not tow the line at the PLP find themselves in no man’s land

Khalid Wasi regrets that our societal decline has reached such a level that Robert King could feel he was physically threatened by a man more than 20 years his senior

Khalid Wasi’s argument is founded on Bermuda not having had a political reset for nearly 60 years

Khalid Wasi warns the combined eagerness for different factions to unseat the PLP from government may only play into the ruling party’s hands

Khalid Wasi wonders what to make of the criminal conviction of Donald Trump

Khalid Wasi believes Robert King would be better off leaving the OBA and returning to Smith’s North as an independent to finish the job Sir John Swan started

Khalid Wasi finds himself on the same wavelength as fellow political commentator Rolfe Commissiong

Khalid Wasi suggests that no one has the violence under check or a mechanism for young men to better their lives