It’s a Freudian slip.

You are absolutely right! The new leader must show he means business and act like it!

The electorate voted for JM and elected him as Malta’s Prime Minister believing that his party has the best brains within it, better than the ones in the previous administration, to manage the new government.

In fact the PN was voted out of government with the biggest electoral bang ever since Independence. So JM has to deliver and manage the country with the kind of brains in his fold good or bad.

It’s not fair now that the same people who voted the PN out of office expect the Opposition to make up for JM’s shortcomings.

Yes, the problem at Mater Dei was caused by the Labour-leaning employees. I had questioned many a time why 100 people had their appointment at the same time and the answer was that, that was the practice take it or leave it.

Exactly. Didn’t he say, BEFORE the elections, that he had the most “cutting edge” people with him?

Now doesn’t that sound all wrong? Home Affairs, National Security and the Head of News all in one sentence … shades of living behind the Iron Curtain

just like Frankie Tabone

Agreed.