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I'm not sure if this has been asked. Or that SDP has ever stated its stance on this.
I'm not sure if this has been asked. Or that SDP has ever stated its stance on this.
I'm a fan of the SDP but I must admit the SDP would likely gain the least % of votes from the electorate. SDP's methods while considered mild in western democracies would be considered as confrontational and unrestrained if measured using the contemporary “Chinese” yardstick. Singaporeans prefer the "gentlemen" approach to politics. This was exactly what LKY tried to pass off as "Asian Values".
So what has it got to do with its stance on NCMP ?
If somehow SDP gets enough percentage for an NCMP seat on offer, and if such offer is accepted, who should take it up?
the constituency candidates that won the NCMP seat.
If can chose, who better than Chee Soon Juan.![]()
The NCMP is a good chance for the opposition to show their ability to serve. Thus SDP should accept the NCMP offer.
Dr Chee Soon Juan does not piss me off. I admire his fighting spirit. What frustrates me is his inability to differentiate between what works and what is self-destructive.
Once again, any opposition party, not just the SDP, should accept the NCMP offer. It is a no-brainer question. Acceptance is based on opportunity to demonstrate prowess so that a track record will be in place for future elections.
the constituency candidates that won the NCMP seat.
If can chose, who better than Chee Soon Juan.![]()
If it's an SMC, then it's straightforward. If it's a GRC, then got to choose among team members.
The NCMP is a good chance for the opposition to show their ability to serve. Thus SDP should accept the NCMP offer.
Dr Chee Soon Juan does not piss me off. I admire his fighting spirit. What frustrates me is his inability to differentiate between what works and what is self-destructive.
Once again, any opposition party, not just the SDP, should accept the NCMP offer. It is a no-brainer question. Acceptance is based on opportunity to demonstrate prowess so that a track record will be in place for future elections.