“I didn’t wake up one fine day and changed my direction because I have an opinion, but because I know that the people I represent felt it was in the best interest for me to keep speaking in their name.” 

“This isn’t a partisan appeal but a human one. When I’m interpreted as going against the party’s principles, I’m mature enough to give space to others, but I won’t turn my back on my principles. It’s a fundamental right that I’ve always believed in.”

“I was quoted yesterday on song lyrics I wrote 15 years ago [for her song ‘Treading on Eggshells’] which are still relevant today, because I kept doing my utmost to stay consistent with my human principles. Because I have other responsibilities, I will ensure I also serve my professional principles.” 

“I don’t want anything just because I’m a woman and I don’t expect anything more than what is fair, legal and due to others. What I wrote was consistent with what I wrote in my song.” 

“I urge those who are insulting me due to partisan interests to start looking at the national interest, to take a good look around you and see what’s necessary in your lives.” 

“What’s important is that your conscience is clean.” 

Do you think Lynn Faure Chircop made the right decision?