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most people vote for party, not candidate.
Correct. Until now people here and in the non-WP oppo camp still do not know this or are simply in denial.
most people vote for party, not candidate.
Someone who is secretly working for pap, either knowingly or unknowingly.Never read a post with so much drivel.
Wonder who is this idiot.
There are always new people. Apart from WP, more people will join NSP and SDP. Definitely more than enough to fill RP's vacancies..
In this perspective, I expect WP to be noble enough to take a step back and allow the opposition as a whole to field its best talent.
How you define can make it? You use PAP's yardstick?Maybe I have too high an expectation. Many candidates in GE2011 can be considered the "cannot-make-it" type. The Oppo should feel happy if they can find new or to improve the existing ones.
And dun forget, by 2016, maybe there will be 870 seats up for grab instead of 87
How you define can make it? You use PAP's yardstick?
I find the ones from in white CANNOT MAKE IT.......
Many people here have short memories. Just 16 months back, members of all the oppo parties, except WP, were running around like headless chickens trying to support candidates except TT during the presidential election. Indeed, most people on SBF were supporting TJS. He came in 3rd and took just 25% of the vote - a pathetic proportion. WP was wise to keep its head down then and not endorse anyone. That proved to be totally correct......
Because his speaking mannerism is exactly like many of the soulless pap ministers like lim hk, TCH etc.
Sorry, just to digress a bit from the main topic...
The 25% that TJS secured in last year's PE is not a pathetic result as such and is attributed to the support the man got from the diehard opposition voters. TT received 35% which is the support level from the diehard PAP supporters whereas TCB's 35% share is a mix of both PAP and opposition supporters. If all opposition supporters were to vote only for TJS, then the end result would have been very different.
A very apt term, smiling zombies. Another group of pap ministers are smiling vampires. Think LHL is definitely a smiling vampire.To many (whether in the 40% or 60%), he may appear to them as a 'smiling zombie' of sorts. He just lacks that sparkle.
Only the more-sophisticated will appreciate where he's coming from, but certainly not the average moronic 'Sinkie'. He is too advanced for those.
A very apt term, smiling zombies. Another group of pap ministers are smiling vampires. Think LHL is definitely a smiling vampire.
We can talk and pass comments on all the candidates for the forthcoming (hopefully) BE of Punggol East.
That is our right and there are avenues like this Forum to do so.
Whichever party sends in their representative into the "Battle of Punggol East" will have to do so after a careful parley with all the other opposition parties.
Whoever is chosen to lead his "Shock Troops" will have to have in his or her arsenal all the weapons that are to be effectively used to win that war.
Finally at the end of the day, it is the residents of that battleground who will have to make a decision.
Singaporeans by and large have gone through many wrong decisions. These has made them more mature.
So all opposition parties, please set a date for a meeting and then choose someone agreeable to all as the leader of that battle ahead.
Punggol East may become the Waterloo of the PAP.
think that it doesn't matter if 1 or 5 opposition parties other than WP contest the by-election. all those parties would gather and share Desmond Lim 5% votes ( maybe slightly more ) among themselves.
but that 5% spoiler votes which 90% would go to WP in a straight fight against PAP? might just prevent a WP razor-thin victory.