Watson Duke’s recent endorsement of Farley Augustine was expected to signal unity, but it instead sparked doubt and suspicion among many Tobagonians. Duke, known for his confrontational political identity, had often criticized Augustine and the current administration in the past, leading many to view this sudden show of support as a strategic move rather than genuine growth. Duke’s lack of political risk in this endorsement, as he’s not contesting any seats, has also been noted. Furthermore, Duke’s failure to reconcile with his past criticisms of Augustine and the lack of consultation with PDP supporters over this endorsement has led to distrust and political disengagement. While the endorsement may consolidate votes on paper, it has not changed the public sentiment, with Tobagonians basing their votes not on Duke’s endorsement but their judgment of Augustine and the THA’s performance.
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