More Empty Promises
At the swearing-in ceremony last night, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said, "Politics is not a job or a career promotion. It is a calling to serve the larger good of Singapore. But ministers should also be paid properly in order that Singapore can have a honest, competent leadership over the long term." Compare that to what...
Mr Ee, please take note – Politics is politics, business is business
Gerald Ee One key factor that must be determined by the review is the fact that business is business and politics is politics. They are seperate. We should never mix the two or even benchmark salaries for politicians based on a business grid of the top executives. In business, one is driven by money and profits but in politics...
The Might of the People’s Power
Never has the might of the people's power manifested itself so strongly in Singapore as in the last General Election. This was acutely felt by PM Lee Hsien Loong and his Cabinet colleagues when the People's Action Party (PAP) was overwhelmingly defeated in Aljunied GRC resulting in the loss of two heavyweight ministers and a...
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