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‘I asking you to endorse my people, my party, my friends’- Gov Albert A. Bryan Jr

‘I asking you to endorse my people, my party, my friends’- Gov Albert A. Bryan Jr

The popular Governor of the US Virgin Islands (USVI) Albert A. Bryan Jr has urged the people of the Virgin Islands (VI) to vote for the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) at the 2023 General Elections, as he believes the VIP is a team that has been tried and tested and well capable of steering the territory out of the tough times.

Further solidifying the sentiments that Virgin Islands Party governments have enjoyed and fostered a much better relationship with the US Virgin Islands than other administrations, Governor Bryan said the people of the two territories “are one people” and must work together.

The USVI Governor spoke at the launch of the elections campaign for incumbent Fifth District Representative Hon Kye M. Rymer in the parking lot of The Boys Gas Station in Huntums Ghut last night, March 18, 2023, when he endorsed the Virgin Islands Party.

‘Hard times make hard men’- Gov Bryan

According to the two-term Governor, who has family in the [British] Virgin Islands, he has great admiration for the last Virgin Islands Party Government, especially since it was able to weather the many storms that came its way, including the effects of the 2017 hurricanes, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the threat of a take-over by the British.

He said he read on the internet that good times make soft men and soft men make hard times, and hard times make hard men.

“But when you come through the hard times then you got good men and women, and you know and I know that we been through some hard times.”
USVI Governor Albert A. Bryan Jr hugs incumbent Fifth District Representative Hon Kye M. Rymer prior to endorsing Hon Rymer and the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) at the at the launch of Hon Rymer’s elections campaign in the parking lot of The Boys Gas Station in Huntums Ghut last night, March 18, 2023.



No help from UK!

Governor Bryan also pointed out that through the struggles of the aftermath of the hurricanes and in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Virgin Islands received no help from the United Kingdom.

While the USVI was given millions of dollars by the US Government after the September 2017 hurricanes and through the COVID-19 pandemic, the Virgin Islands received no significant help from the UK.

“And the British Government kicking down the door, tough times, but never did they flinch.”

‘Endorse my party, my friends’- Gov Bryan

Governor Bryan said it was admirable that whenever he checked in with the VI government it was always in good spirits, “because we forged tough men and women.”

He said the Virgin Islands Party team has been through the wringer but is still standing and going strong.

“The admiration I have for a team that does not have a government that is sending down billions and trillions and millions, the admiration I have for people that in the darkest of days they could get up and they could still make it happen for the people of the British Virgin Islands.

“So tonight, if had to swim from St Thomas to come I was coming, you hear? Because I want to tell the people of the British Virgin Islands that you have a team that has been through the wringer, you have a team that has really strived and they have made it through...

“Tonight, I asking you to endorse my people, my party, my friends,” Governor Bryan stated.
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