Wednesday, 26 Feb 2020 11:55 PM MYT
Shah Alam University of Technology political and social media analyst from associate Professor Dr Sara Chinnasamy said the approach would enable cabinet members to focus on national development tasks, improve the economy and create a more harmonious, peaceful and peaceful environment. ‘’Maybe, the line-up is partly made up of members of the political party and partly from among selected individuals. Democracy requires the existence of political parties, and the appointment of Cabinet members who are not shackled by party ideologies are capable of helping the Prime Minister to effectively implement government policies, “she said.
“If the formation of a unity government takes place, then of course, each picked will have to stop excessive politicking and give focus to the governance of the country,” he said.
Agree about the too much politicking. At present, politics dominate almost everything : education, economy, race, religion......
Time for TDM to retire and give others a chance. The last 2 years was bad on terms of economy and Tun failed to turn it around. Either anwar as PM or snap election if he does not has enough majority
Both these two analysts are not credible. Time to let Mahathir fade away because he did not live up to his promise to hand over power to Anwar. Time to end this charade and focus on the economy.
plan kencing lg tak sudah hatok
Why don’t we have leprechauns (or local equivalent, toyol) and unicorns in the cabinet as well. Let’s consider practical solutions. We still have systemic racism and crooked politicians on trial (or deserve to be on trial). A neutral government would last a week here, if lucky.
Nah, only two options - Gov for the people, or gov for the supremacists.
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