TR EMERITUS

I can appreciate parties wanting to hold their cards close to their chest, but the smoke and mirrors games on nominations day, the shuffling of the DPM from a seat he had openly been declared to be defending, and other ministers shuffling constituencies leaves one feeling the PAP thinks it is playing a game of cards. Constituency... 

The recent call to refrain from politicising the PE is highly hypocritical. The very act of Tharman resigning to run and previously Halimah from her post as Speaker is nothing but putting political interest front and centre for the PAP. In fact, almost all previous Presidents are politically chosen by the PAP. Of course they... 

I voted. I didn’t spoil my vote. In Singapore’s history, movements to spoil votes have taken place before, most notably in the 1962 Referendum and the 1968 election boycott. Both failed. The 1962 Referendum was openly rigged by the government, with three unpalatable choices and no option to vote no (sound familiar?), and...