Instead of fighting for the seat like kids fighting for the seat (chair), I think the damn bloody right question to ask is, what the MPs (current MP M Kayveas and former MP Kerk Choo Ting) have done towards the development of the Taiping constituency?
Perhaps the time has come for us to listen to our Taiping Lang’s perspective, your view please?
Anyway, a little bit about Kayveas. For the past few weeks, he has been thrown into very bad limelight and being insulted by numerous high profile politicians. The worst attack is from Umno vice-president Mohd Ali Rustam who told the PPP headed by Kayveas to quit the ruling coalition immediately and not after the next general election.
Now the latest development – PPP’s parliamentary seats at Taiping and Bukit Gantang are reportedly will be handed back to Gerakan and Umno respectively in the coming general election, with him (Kayveas) being kept in the dark.
I’m not sure whether this guy still harboring high hopes towards what have been promised to him by BN chairperson Abdullah Ahmad Badawi who has assured him earlier that he can defend his seat.
However, by looking at the latest development, it’s apparent Kayveas is being thrown around like an orphan and still, he is bold enough to continue his support and loyalty towards BN? Why can’t he as a leader decides to pull out from the coalition, declares that enough is enough and fights like a man?
That’s how real politic in Malaysia can be, you cling to the great wall even when it’s obvious that you continue to be outcasted?
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outside the coalition, this man stands no chance, and of course there goes his ministerial position. to echo tun hamid,..who is going to compensate for the loss of income and the reputation and perceived respect that comes along with a ministerial post.
…am not too crazy bout K but I think he’s good for Msian politics….the man sure knows how to rattle the big guns like MIC, UMNO, MCA…..I love it when he shakes the MIC…anyway PPP is the kind of multiracial party that will weather the winds of change…..not MIC, UMNO or MCA….these dinosaurs have their days numbered……..irrelevant behemoths waiting for that meteorite shower that will burn them out………..race-based parties got no place in this globalised world.
yh speaks the truth. This MP is a clown with a funny way of keeping himself and his party in the limelight. The PPP founders would turn in their graves to know that the spirit of their original party has been hijacked by this clown.
yes the PPP founders WOULD turn in their graves….not at what this ‘clown’ (to each his own) is doing BUT what ds country is turning into….if he was indeed a ‘clown’….he would hv been rejected by the PPP members……not forgetting the BN………there are more clowns in UMNO, MIC & MCA who are way past their shelf-lives BUT trying to remain relevant by wearing toupees and remarrying and talking poppycock in Parliament which might as well be the Big Top!!!!!
[...] sure about you, but I’m seeing another Kayveas in the making, it’s just a matter of time before he is sucked into the system and being harassed by Umno [...]