me liking every tweet about bad bunny and puerto rico i see

See those Caribbean flags on the Super Bowl stage!!!! Ahhhhh

Intentional, committed. Good for them

Whaddaya know...

Welp....but fair. I wouldn't let this go either

I don't like how this made me feel 🥺

But also, who said this costed any money? 🤷🏿‍♀️

A lot of y’all just come on here to complain. You don’t want solutions, you don’t want anything. You just want to complain and be miserable

All dese hot mics!!! Eat who food?!?

#BREAKING - #DecisionBIM: 12:15AM: Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is projected to remain Prime Minister of Barbados for a historic third consecutive term - becoming the second Prime Minister in Barbadian history to achieve this feat.

Mia Mottley has won an historic third term as Prime Minister of Barbados .🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧 Mottley's Barbados Labour Party won all 30 seats available in the House of Assembly, unseating her opponent Ralph Thorne. Over the years, the PM has built an strong profile and is respected by

Leadership isn’t proven when you win, it’s revealed when you lose….. If you can’t say “congratulations” and show grace in defeat, what kind of leader are you really? Character for me, matters more than titles.

Warm congratulations to my colleague, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley and the Barbados Labour Party on Wednesday's decisive election victory. The people of Barbados have once again placed their trust in your leadership and your ability to guide the country forward during a time

Congratulations, dear Mia Amor Mottley, on your re-election to lead Barbados. Together, we have moved climate justice forward: we got financing moving, changed the rules, and carried the voice of the countries most exposed. Happy to continue these fights at your side.

We are humbled by your confidence and trust. Thank you. Let us now come together as one people to continue building our nation.

. <-- the grain

B's burning...again

Long tweet thread in coming. Just my two cents….. but Barbados voter turnout isn’t “collapsing” because Bajans “don’t care.” Turnout rises and falls depending on context. That’s normal in democracies worldwide. Back in the day, party loyalty was stronger. Voting was identity.

It's not just not voting... people aren't participating in society or governance... PTA meetings, Civil society groups... none of it... I'm not arguing the source, I'm pointing out the outcomes... it becomes a cycle which reinforces itself and issues will get worse...

I NEVER understood how this consideration came about. Felt very contrived.