What you said would not go away
Q: ‘Mr Prime Minister, we think that you are still going to be in your position. But when do you think you will retire? A: As soon as there is somebody who is competent to take the job, I should not be here. It’s better for Singapore. If I hang on indefinitely, it will become more complicated.’ The above is quoted...
Good communications cannot substitute for bad policies
The govt seems to be putting the blame on bad communications as the source of unhappiness in the people. Is that so? The MSM also have been regurgitating that it was bad communications that have resulted in angry voices heard. The assumption is that policies are good and it was all because they were not well articulated to the...
Buying votes? Or social justice redistribution?
A recent announcement reminded me that National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Monday (June 2) warned against turning elections into an auction between political parties promising voters as much “goodies” as they can, with as low taxes as possible*. PAP not into vote buying: perish the tot, he was saying. So how come...
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