Bridgetown.
Prime Minister of Barbados Freundel Stuart has no plans to change his leadership style or personality despite some public dissatisfaction with the way he is managing the country.
"If the personality that I have and the practices that I have pursued have bbrought me from a little chattel house from Marchfield in St Philip to Ilaro Court, why should I want to change that now"? he asked, in reply to a question at a press conference over the weekend.
"I am only a victim for the time being, I am not worry about that, the test is going to come when I dissolve Parliament and we go out there and we will see who is who ", Stuart said.
"We are highly mobilized, you will be seeing a lot of this the next few weeks, we are ready and you will be seeing a higher visibility of the party as we prepare ourselves for the next general election", a tough talking Stuart said.
He was speaking to the press after a mass canvass in the St Michael South East Constituency in support of Patrick Tannis, who was choosen as the candidate for the area replacing retiring parliamentarian Hamilton Lashley.
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