USA’s Yvette Clarke and Hakim Jeffries hypocrisy unveiled

Dear Editor,
I write in response to to the recent statements made by Yvette Clarke and Hakeem Jeffries, in which they have condemned the international community and even their own Government for pressuring the Granger regime to accept that he has lost the elections. It has disappointed me as an endorser to the Democratic Party to see what these two Democrats have endorsed over the past days in my beloved country Guyana.

Congress Woman, Yvette Clarke has publicly condemned the international community and even her own country’s governing Administration, that is, the Trump Administration for quote “interfering in Guyana’s Electoral Process”.
The International Community has done nothing but call for a transparent electoral process in Guyana from the beginning and has now endorsed the call for a declaration using the National Recount data which was monitored by a high-level team from Caricom which was agreed upon by the then, Caricom Chair the Honourable Mia Mottley, the Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo and the caretaker President David Granger.

And recently, personal sanctions which were targeted at those responsible for undermining Guyana’s electoral process and democracy by the USA Government. So, I ask you now Congresswoman, how is calling for a democratic electoral process in Guyana “foreign interference?” And also, how is mounting pressure on those responsible for undermining Guyana’s democracy “foreign interferences?”

Editor, allow me to turn my attention to Congressman Hakeem Jeffries. The Congressman has publicly condemned the USA Government for “intervening” in Guyana’s affairs and has condemned his own Government for putting personal sanctions on the Granger regime, who’s been using our judicial system and other tactics to delay the declaration of the results and hang on to power.

It is the very same Congressman that attended the victory party of the incumbent APNU/AFC back in 2015. And now it’s the very same Congressman, Hakeem Jeffries, and Congresswoman, Yvette Clarke, that wrote to the then Secretary of State John Kerry and called for investigations into the then President Ramotar Administration for quote “disenfranchised the Guyanese people” when the then President had prorogued Guyana’s Parliament.
So I ask now Congressman and Congresswoman, why haven’t you written to Secretary Mike Pompeo for the recent actions taken by the incumbent Granger regime, using our judicial system and other tactics to hang on to power.

I must say as a Guyanese citizen, it is “dictators’ endorsers”, like these two, Congressman and woman, that has gotten Donald Trump into the White House. The hypocrisy of them is unveiling and we the viewers are seeing it.

Yours truly,
Randy Da Silva