Accountability isn’t Optional — Why Norton Owes His Party a Leadership Review
A letter to the editor argues that Aubrey Norton owes APNU/PNC a leadership review after the party's heavy election defeat. The writer invokes a basic democratic norm: when a party loses badly, its leader at least answers to the membership through a confidence vote. Norton, under that reasoning, is the striking exception to the rule. The piece presses him to face the membership instead of shielding himself from the result.
<p>Dear Editor, Across the democratic world, a simple rule holds: when a party loses badly, its leader answers for it. Not always by resigning outright, but at minimum by facing the membership in a vote of confidence. Guyana’s APNU/PNC, under Aubrey Norton, is now the striking exception to that rule — and the party is […]</p> <p>The post <a href="https://kaieteurnewsonline.com/2026/09/03/accountability-isnt-optional-why-norton-owes-his-party-a-leadership-review/">Accountability isn’t Optional — Why Norton Owes His Party a Leadership Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://kaieteurnewsonline.com">Kaieteur News</a>.</p>
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