If I Had to Choose 36 People to Govern Bermuda
I’ve been given an interesting task: choose 36 people who I believe could make up a good government for Bermuda. Before anyone gets caught up in the names, let me… Read more
What Should We Expect From Bermuda’s Next Leader?
The Bermuda Progressive Labour Party leadership race has been a loud, public, and controversial one, at least from the outside looking in. Most of us will have no say in… Read more
Education Is Bigger Than Politics, It Will Take a Community
As children return to school for the new academic year, there’s noise, and lots of it. Unfortunately, public education has been a political football for generations now. Every government has ideas,… Read more
Does Leadership Matter if the System Remains the Same?
Last month, I wrote a Substack article about the internal Bermuda Progressive Labour Party leadership race. I wrote it because people kept sending me things, asking for my opinion and… Read more
Labour Day: We’ve Come a Long Way, But There’s Still Work to Do
It’s Labour Day weekend. It’s a time to give thanks to those who fought so many battles for the things many of us enjoy in the workplace today. As we… Read more
Bermuda Tourism: It’s Time to Stop Talking and Start Executing
It’s been a while since we’ve spoken about tourism. Some may think that’s because the Bermuda Tourism Authority is finally delivering the results we’ve been looking for. That’s absolutely not… Read more
The Relevancy of Unions in 2026
Unions have played an important role in workers’ rights, fighting for fairness, equity, better wages, benefits and many of the protections workers enjoy today. Many unionists will remind you that… Read more
MPs who resign from political parties need to leave parliament
One of my political predictions for 2026 was that Robert King would not be Leader of the Opposition and the One Bermuda Alliance by the end of the year. Well,… Read more
