Joe,
    Once NADD has settled on a presidential candidate, the  battle for the 
hearts and minds of the Gambian people will begin in ernest, up  to the election 
period. 
 
     The Gambian people will be given ample  justification why the NADD 
project, presents the best opportunity in which the  Gambia can start anew. I am 
not interested in personalities, but the document,  the MOU, in which the 
foundations for a democractic culture becomes more  realistic. In seeking to 
institute term limits, the MOU, will minimize the  tendency in which power can be 
personalized, consolidated and monopolized. No  single person must be allowed to 
be a constant fixture on the psychic of the  nation for too long. And, the 
fundamental question that a democratic  constitution must seek to answer, should 
be the nature and relations of a  president to the other branches of 
government. The separation of powers must be  absolute, independent and non-conforming.
 
     Rene

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