Patrick Faber reinstated as Collet Division Leader for UDP

After being put through the ringer of public scrutiny and political blows, Patrick Faber is back at the helm of the Collet Division for the United Democratic Party.  The career of the 45-year-old politician was smeared in recent years with allegations of domestic abuse, and anger-management issues.  As a result, he had lost the confidence of the powers that be within the red and white camp, and was unseated as the Leader of the Opposition, and stood to lose the Collet seat that he has held on to for the past ten years as Area Representative.   Fast forward to today, and Faber has gotten the nod from the National Party Council and the Party Leader, Shyne Barrow.  The news circulated this morning when an internal text went out from Barrow indicating to party members that Ian Jones has resigned as the Collet Standard Bearer, making way for Faber who will be endorsed.  Senior member of the UDP, Tracy Panton, spoke to Love News on the matter, saying that this is the unity that the opposition needs to tackle the various national issues and decisions by the current administration.

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