PM Davis accuses Opposition Leader Pintard of being pro-GBPA, citing past campaign contributions.

Prime Minister Philip Davis accused Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard of being a "water boy" for the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) after questioning Pintard's campaign contributions from the GBPA. Pintard confirmed that both major parties have received donations for decades, stating they would not affect his decisions. Davis and Pintard have been at odds over the GBPA's role in Grand Bahama's growth and development, with the PM demanding $300 million in reimbursement from the authority.