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Originally Posted by Dark Angel  FPM had an excellent electoral program back in 2005. it goes beyond saying that the program itself was not carried out mainly because FPM was in the opposition and didn't have any executive powers.
today the LF's official website published the FPM's program in full; in an attempt to contrast the 2005 plans against the reality of FPM in 2008.
a copy of the program should be redistributed on FPM's ministers and parliament members, they should all in their power not just to live up to it, but to actually exceed it whenever possible, each in his own ministry or field.
the electoral program should be revived before our rivals get the oportunity to strike at it in their media, even though i think it is too late for that now, judging by publishing the program on the LF's website.
FPM should not let its voters down, we have a golden opportunity to set an example in the ministries, our ministers should be closely watched and strongly prevented from becoming like their counterparts in the government. for the next 7 month, they should be working day in and day out to prove that they are up to the task and that FPM can really provide a positive change, otherwise FPM will really succomb towards becoming just another lebanese party.
the accomplishment of FPM overall, especially the ones to be implemented in the ministeries and their corresponding administration must be detailed and listed online, contrasted with FPM's electoral program, to list what's been achieved and what has yet to be completed. |
C&R bloc and ministers should go ahead and deliver a law to audit the post Taef era. This is what most of us have voted for in 2005... we haven't heard of it after the elections.