Im­me­di­ate­ly af­ter Mon­day’s UNC ac­com­mo­da­tion plat­form, ILP founder Jack Warn­er “hit the ground” yes­ter­day, cam­paign­ing with NTA leader Gary Grif­fith.

Both walked ar­eas in Lopinot cam­paign­ing for the NTA’s can­di­date there. Warn­er wore a blue NTA jer­sey.

The Cen­tre of Ex­cel­lence where Warn­er “de­buted” with the UNC on Mon­day was packed with pre­dom­i­nant­ly UNC sup­port­ers plus some NTA sup­port­ers. Most UNC MPs were present ex­cept a cou­ple. Move­ment for De­vel­op­ment leader Garvin Nicholas, who was ac­knowl­edged as among those re­spond­ing to the UNC’s uni­ty call, at­tend­ed last Wednes­day’s UNC-NTA meet­ing in Port-of-Spain. But Nicholas was not present at Mon­day’s UNC/NTA/Warn­er meet­ing. He told Guardian Me­dia he had some com­mit­ments with clients.

How­ev­er, there has been a mixed re­sponse from some UNC mem­bers to the ac­com­mo­da­tion. At least one UNC front­lin­er said the arrange­ment was dif­fi­cult to ex­plain to po­ten­tial vot­ers in con­so­nance with good gov­er­nance. The front­lin­er, who did not wish to be named, felt it did not bode well for the par­ty’s gen­er­al elec­tion chances.

An­oth­er UNC mem­ber ad­mit­ted to not at­tend­ing Mon­day’s meet­ing since they felt that such an ac­com­mo­da­tion would not be ac­cept­ed na­tion­al­ly. That mem­ber al­so did not wish to be iden­ti­fied pub­licly.

But Mar­sha Walk­er, vice chair­man of the UNC’s pub­lic re­la­tions com­mit­tee—and Glen­coe, Good­wood, La Puer­ta can­di­date—raised eye­brows with cer­tain cryp­tic Face­book posts.

One post by Walk­er stat­ed, “Fight­ing evil with evil could nev­er be the an­swer” and an­oth­er stat­ed, “We should in­vite ‘com­mu­ni­ty lead­ers’ to unite with us as well, come on board every­body, let’s unite with every­body. We have but one com­mon en­e­my, so any and every­body else is wel­come aboard.”

Con­tact­ed yes­ter­day to elab­o­rate on her posts and thoughts on Warn­er’s re­turn, Walk­er said she would rather not give de­tails at this time.