Outgoing PNP President admits 2008 challenge to Simpson Miller’s presidency was ill-advised
Nov 15th, 2020 | Category: News & Features | 10:44#Gleaner #DrPeterPhillips #PortiaSimpsonMiller NOVEMBER 15, 2020: Dr Peter Phillips has admitted that his failed attempt more than a decade ago to wrest control of the People’s National Party (PNP) from then President Portia Simpson Miller was ill-advised. And, while the PNP continues the search for answers for its landslide defeat at the polls in September, Phillips has acknowledged that he underestimated the depth of the divisiveness within the ranks of the 82-year-old political organisation.
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