If he is a candidate, shouldn't he express his views on public policy to show that in addition to criticising, he also possesses enough ability to lead the country, instead of just shouting the same sensational slogans without showing any insightful political views?

After so many gifts have been given away over the past four years, could Najib take the step to recognise the UEC? If he is still unable to give a satisfactory answer, no matter what factors are behind it, including resistance within the party, it can affect the efforts to fight for Chinese votes.

After the release of Sarawak state election results some two years ago, I was invited by Sibu Journalists Association to talk about local politics post-election.

Both BN and Pakatan Rakyat have outlined a rosy bed of economic outlook prior to the general elections, obviously downplaying the underlying risks.

The Internet can on one hand be the platform to promote human rights education, positive interaction and rational discussion, while on another hand a hotbed to spread rumours and create hatred.

They might wonder whether they should give the Prime Minister another chance. The key lies on whether their hesitation will turn into votes.