In a call for new blood in the PLP, the youth wing leader says ‘don’t sit on the sidelines’
The PLP desperately needs young members – but young people also need to be politically engaged to help shape the future of Bermuda.
This from Shomari Talbot-Woolridge, who spearheaded a drive to grant free PLP membership to young people under 35 until the end of October.
Gary Foster Skelton sat down with Mr Talbot-Woolridge today to ask about the interest…
Mr Talbot-Woolridge also said if young people want politicians to advocate for the things that matter to them, they have to step into the political realm.
This is especially true, he said, with a PLP Leadership election next year, which will essentially choose the next Premier of Bermuda…
