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Tag: Pakatan Harapan
Pressure mounts on Muhyiddin to hold early election to capitalise on PH feuding
Calls for snap polls in Malaysia are getting harder to resist for Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s ruling pact, following the … More
The bonus in Mahathir’s plan is a slot for son Mukhriz
Regardless how the Pakatan presidential council decides, Mahathir’s detractors and doubters have got it right on one point and are now proclaiming to everyone what ultimately is the 94-year-old’s objective – and that is about having the window to be able to Mukhriz somewhere into the equation to be deputy prime minister 2 in a country where there is no provision even for a deputy PM
How the Mahathir-Anwar relationship shaped Malaysia’s politics
Long-standing tensions between the veterans have a large part to play in whether the opposition can wrest power from Prime … More
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Politics is for everyone’s benefit, not a select few, says Anwar
Politics should not be used as a basis to wield a grudge against anyone. It is to safeguard life and society. We must make Malaysia a beautiful country for everyone.
Malaysia’s ‘Malay-first but multiracial’ winning formula in politics faces test
Arguably, sticking to the Malay-led multiracial formula remains, for now, the best approach to governing Malaysia. However, politicians must not lose sight of the merit-based multicultural idealism upheld by many young Malaysians. The test will be whether Perikatan Nasional or Pakatan Harapan can secure victory through an alternative formula in the next election
Dr M and Anwar: When love and hate collide
Anwar and Dr Mahathir separately claimed to have the majority vote of members of parliament, both contradicting each other to say they are the prime ministerial candidate.
Mahathir : GPS supports Muhyiddin, unable to reach Abang Jo
Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) is supporting Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin. Dr Mahathir confirmed that after Perikatan Nasional took over as federal government, he no longer met GPS chairman cum Sarawak Chief Minister Abang Johari Openg. Dr Mahathir was unable to reach him too
PH at a crossroads
Mahathir still longs to be PM, but whatever next course of action he takes will not have Anwar as a factor. The good news is, he is no longer bound by Anwar; and the bad news is, he may lose the support of PKR’s 38 MPs. Mahathir is going to take to bring down Muhyiddin include a no-confidence motion, or a statutory declaration to be handed to the King that will not include PKR’s 38 names.
Mahathir-Anwar stalemate pulling Malaysia’s opposition pact apart
KUALA LUMPUR : The momentum for Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) counter-coup has stalled just inches from the finish line after failing … More
Mahathir: I was not the hidden hand behind Sheraton Move
I quit because my party rejected my views, meaning they had lost their faith in me.
Stop vilifying DAP and focus on bigger picture
It is more important to focus on how we can all come together to return the people’s mandate and prioritise our nation’s well-being. This cannot be achieved by making accusations and questioning the loyalties of their allies.
Source of all evils
Mahathir should change the political mind frame of the Malays and not put the blame on progressive thinking and pluralism. Because of deep-rooted institutional decay, our politicians have lost themselves. There is no way this country will ever go back to the right track again over the next one decade.
Death of Pakatan Harapan, thanks DAP
What the DAP and Amanah are doing is furthering the narrative that Anwar does not have the numbers when the reality is that they are being held hostage by a cabal of political pirates and playing into the narratives of the PN regime.
We are not power crazy, say Pakatan Harapan leaders as they seek a common ground for PM candidate
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s opposition parties have denied that they are power crazy for their attempt to wrest back control in … More
Anwar or Dr Mahathir: Can it be a younger leader?
Isn’t it time that these two retire to an advisory role and let the next generation of political leaders take the lead?
Grab The Power First, Stupid! – Here’s Why Perikatan Nasional Succeeded But Pakatan Harapan Fails
If Mahathir Mohamad is a mole sent to break up the supposedly united and unbreakable Pakatan Harapan coalition, he has … More
Pakatan’s stalemate… how to move forward
The main objective should always be about moving forward the reform agenda and putting forth the needs of the many over the few. The main risk is that we will forever regress and the chance such as that in GE14 will never come up again.
A letter to Dr Mahathir
Our questions are:
What guarantee will be available that a handover of power will be made to Anwar after the said six months given your ambiguous nature over that issue in the recent past? Will it be at the cost of dissolving the government once again?
The world is changing, we need a leader who is with the people at present times. We have to make brave and confront the challenging times
The cockamamie idea of a prime minister for six months
DO DAP leaders like Anthony Loke ever listen to themselves when they talk about their cockamamie plans to cling to Dr … More
Is it the end of the road for Mahathir?
Malaysia’s grand old man is used to having his way. Everyone has seen how he can damage those who do not do what he wants. He was never aggressive, he did not raise his voice even though we know he would not back down. We are not sure what he will do but this is the chance to make a fresh start. It is time for Mahathir to support Anwar.
No one is indispensable
The whole world is waiting for PH++ to come up with a final decision on their prime ministerial candidate. As … More
Seeking third term as PM, Dr Mahathir says he can show the way for Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR : Former two-time prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has set his sights on the premiership for the … More
The two faces of Malay morality in Malaysia
The more important question now is why did the Malays, from a high moral ground came down so much to now support politicians with millions of cash, watches and hand bags as well as those who have Islamic foundation but has no building on the address?
