CHC on Singapore's election

[steffychun]

Not City Harvest Church, Chang Heng Chee

http://www.straitstimes.com/GeneralElection/News/Story/STIStory_672101.html

 

[leoman]

can steam mey c u slowlee open??
[QUOTE
'We've opened up, all along - slowly,' said Ms Chan Heng Chee, who has served as Singapore's ambassador to the United States (US) since 1996. -- ST PHOTO: JOYCE FANG
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[kingrant]

Woooooh! CHC said LKY is like Deng Xiao Ping woh!

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Is she another sanctioned lackey?
Had a few meetings with her when she was in SIF, came across as a very nice person.

 

[kingrant]

Her ex-hubby was architect Tay Kheng Soon, a contrarian in the architectural field. He was also younger brother of Tay Eng soon, ex-PAP Minister. She had quite independent views when she was not coopted by the PAP to become ambassador. Nowadays, she espouses pro-estab and politically correct statements.

Is she another sanctioned lackey?
Had a few meetings with her when she was in SIF, came across as a very nice person.

 

[Confuseous]

Of course the elections were well-managed.

Gerrymandering the polling districts. Keep details to the very last minute. Short campaign period. PM has no confidence for a SMC position, but part of one of the biggest GRC group and put Eurasian half-competent yah-yah parrot in SMC.

If this is not well-managed, I don't know what to say.

But of course, WP managed it well too - kicking out 4 ministers of varying competence and one supposedly of ministerial material.
THAT is well-managed.

 

[GoldenDragon]

Her ex-hubby was architect Tay Kheng Soon, a contrarian in the architectural field. He was also younger brother of Tay Eng soon, ex-PAP Minister. She had quite independent views when she was not coopted by the PAP to become ambassador. Nowadays, she espouses pro-estab and politically correct statements.

Her brothers are doing well and taken good care of by the govt. One is with the Straits Times.

 

[hairylee]

Her brothers are doing well and taken good care of by the govt. One is with the Straits Times.

It pays to be a good dog.