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    Factional Politics in the PAP

    Seems our political observers and pundits, or whatever you call those blokes who regularly get quoted on TV and the newspapers, have always steered clear of this subject. The PAP appear as a singular, monolithic, impenetrable organisation in the common imagination but as with any large...
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    BE or referendum on reform?

    WP is going to win. Think that is a no-brainer. Hougang as a 20 years long opposition bastion, is unlikely to be be retaken by the PAP with it's rather lame no-issue/smear-based campaign. There is simply no enough incentives to change drastically, no push or pull to move voters strongly...
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    What is really the point of the cooling off day?

    What was the justification for such a strange idea? Is this a practice found elsewhere too......or is it a PAP "political Innovation". What political advantages does it give the incumbent party anyway? Does it eat into the already very short 9 day campaigning period? Can the voters...
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    Pap changes strategy midstream - will it backfire?

    They had started with intentions of fighting the BE based on local issues ie win the Hougang over with $$$ and improvements. It's a combination of pork barrel politics and a deliberate attempt at downplay or avoidance of prominent national issues (eg immigration policies) which may be...
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    How would GMS advise both camps on their respective strategies in the coming BE?

    Assuming that both PAP and the WP would turn to Mr Goh for advice.........:).
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    Um, no change...

    Um, no change Mar 26th 2009 | BANGKOK From The Economist print edition Malaysia’s ruling party chooses a new leader, but not a new direction PARTY conferences are seldom thrilling but this week’s gathering of over 2,500 ruling-party faithful in Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, has the...
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