Election-winning rule No 1: Get the Malays on your side
What if Dr Mahathir Mohamad is right? It could be true that for a coalition to win a general election, the most crucial element is to win the Malay vote.
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In politics, there will always be different sides or factions
But the difference now is that the sides are clearly drawn on very racial lines.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 19) – Muhyiddin’s Cabinet & New Politics
After the political crisis, Malaysia has a government again, and a Cabinet as well. But should we get used to this new Prime Minister and his Cabinet? He might just be pushed out soon too.
Could this determine how Malaysian politics will be in the future?
The current simple majority government that has been formed will be a model for how the future of Malaysian politics will be.
Our rights as Malaysians have been snatched away by the politicians
Malaysians voted for a coalition that consisted of these 11 PKR MPs and Bersatu. Who gave them the right to decide to break up that coalition?
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 18) – How much do you trust your MPs?
Given the current political crisis in Malaysia where MPs can simply leave a voted coalition, how much do you trust your MPs in Parliament now?
Can we trust Anwar to implement needs-based policies instead of race-based ones?
Anwar Ibrahim said that although he believed in the New Economic Policies of the past decades, Malaysia needs to move on and mature.
The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 172) – Hot Ones featuring Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim
Maya Karin eats satay and hot sauce with Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
Exciting baby bump, fishing for votes and putting a child out there
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
Career journalists, different types of Islam and the death penalty
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
Was this all just for one man to be prime minister?
Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail has always said that if her husband were to be the prime minister, she would resign as deputy. If that was the plan all along, then why didn’t she resign as the MP of Pandan and let Anwar run there instead?
