My Sinchew/ Opinion

After Anwar leaves Penang

If Anwar contests in Perak, he can help improve the winning odds of some parliamentary seats. With more parliamentary seats, there will be a greater chance to seize Putrajaya.


Two roadmaps

Finally dissolved! April 3, a significant day marking Najib's four full years in office.


Time to think

It can be predicted that one after another climax would be staged in the next few weeks and various political inside information, various personal attacks against candidates and various debates on policies would hit the public days and nights through old and new media to meet some people's voyeuristic desire, as well as your right to know.


The tests of election

After preparing for four years, the result will soon be revealed.


Alienation of media, thanks to impartiality

There was one part during Sin Chew Daily's interview with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak that really struck me emotionally.


UEC and votes

The Parliament will be dissolved soon and BN leaders will be busy with the general election. Therefore, it is impractical to expect the UEC to be recognised before the general election and it is quite impossible for Dong Zong to have the next meeting with the Prime Minister before the Parliament is dissolved.


Fat and lean lands

The intensity with which the DAP is locked in a fierce confrontation with PKR in Johor is by no means inferior to their showdown with the BN.


House cleaning shall precede campaigning

On the night of March 18, Parliamentary Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim announced that Lim Kit Siang would contest in Gelang Patah in the next general elections to lead Pakatan Rakyat's political tsunami in Johor.


Did Daim say it right?

He might have many Chinese entrepreneur friends and understood the thinking of some upper class Chinese, but he does not understand the middle and lower class Chinese, as well as young Chinese. Therefore, he does not believe that the BN could lose more Chinese votes this time and therefore, he denied unfairness in the education policy of Malaysia.


Crazy mentality?

Things that they could not get from the BN in the past, they now hope to get them from Pakatan Rakyat.