UPP’s Quinn-Willams says Legal Threats by PM Browne Holds No Merit
Pearl Quinn-Williams, who serves as the United Progressive Party (UPP) caretaker for St John’s Rural North, has responded to Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s threat of legal action over her protest placard, stating that it lacks merit.
Quinn-Williams clarified that her placard was not intended to personally target the Prime Minister, but rather criticized the ruling Antigua Barbuda Labour Party administration.
She said if Browne feels like “using his money” to drag her to court for a matter he “surely cannot win,” then he should “bring it on”

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