Dear Editor,

Re: Total control of Samoa 

If the rules of the HRPP are to eject anyone who disagrees with the party (PM’s) line, then that is their right.

Full marks to La’auli to stand up for what he believes; it is what is expected of a publically elected representative. 

La’auli has shown courage and conviction that has often seen as missing from the many HRPP representatives who must lose sleep aver issues they truly disagree with, but are too scared to speak up about in case they loose their place at the trough.

La’auli was elected to Parliament and that position has nothing to do with his membership of the HRPP or any other party. Good on you La’auli!

S.P.