So, is there some specific issue between sister B and her party leader, where she just won't come out once he's around? We asked about a few specific instances:
Reporter
"On the subject of Sista B, 3 events; one, she did not attend and I'm reliably informed did not vote at the convention at the JULY 2020 convention where you were elected leader. Second, she did not appear at your swearing in and, third, she is not at the head table this afternoon. It is well known in certain circles that Sista B has not been an ardent supporter of yours. Is the antipathy from her to you is that systematic of fundamental rift and very early on that even after such an overwhelming defeat the UDP is unable to live up to its name and unable to unite."
Hon. Patrick Faber, Leader of the Opposition
"You know Sista B, you've engage with her for many years. You know she is not the type who comes publicly. Not going to my swearing in as leader of the opposition wasn't a crime or wasn't an act to say I don't support the new leader. That's not the case at all. In fact I'll have you know it's just the opposite. I've had conversations with Sista B where she has said party leader I want to focus on Queen's Square, don't expect me to get up and do a lot of talking and appear at press conferences and a lot of meeting. I am not on that, I am about doing me. That is what she said and you know that I am telling the truth, because you know Sista B - all Belize know Sista B and I promise you that Sista B is going to be there on Friday for the swearing in. We've not put her on the shadow cabinet list because she said party leader that is not me, but when it comes to constituency issues, when it comes to me being out there every day making sure my constituents live a better lifestyle - that is me. That's what she said and don't put me in a position in somewhere I don't feel comfortable. This is she not only told me, she told you all every time you all tries to interview her. So would really appreciate you all stop the conspiracy theory."
