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Facts over Fear (op.)

Let me start by saying something about this Constitutional referendum that few people care to admit: this is everyone’s fault. I’m...

Heating Up (2015 Review)

Another year, another Saxons cut hip hey? This past year was packed with a lot of national drama with political repercussions. BAMSI...

Choppy Waters (UDP reaction)

Spectrum is a political commentary blog run by a Bahamian advertising student studying abroad. It looks at current events from “another...

Monkey Wrench (Greg Moss)

You’re joking, right? I mean, seriously. What else is there to say? Gregory Moss has decided to form his own political party to contest...

Plastic Surgery

Oh boy, some people aren't going to like this. The official opposition has always struck me as a very polarizing bunch. You either really...

Spectrum Rewind: Election 2012 pt. 2

The eleventh-hour twist that no one saw coming. Like I said before, these guys needed another article for me to properly discuss my...

Spectrum Rewind: Election 2012 pt. 1

How the opposition became the government, and the government became the opposition Open Happiness. Change we can believe in. More saving....

Back at it

Summer is sweet, but even sweeter is the reclaimed ability to edit this website once again. Since I'm no longer on campus WiFi, I can...

The Not PLP

Well, that was fast. "A picture is worth a thousand words" has proven itself true once again. In the time between the release of my...

Millenial's Man

Why young Bahamians continue to back Branville McCartney's DNA Ahhh millenials, the generation responsible for 7 second long cat videos...

"A spectrum is a broad range of varied but related ideas or objects, the individual features of which tend to overlap to form a continous series or sequence."

In the modern Bahamas' "stoplight democracy", voters are more skeptical of political parties than ever before. This blog, run by a Bahamian advertising student studying abroad, seeks to analyze the ever-changing strategies parties are using to appeal to the masses, and probe into the psychology of the political game.