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Where to find GE2015 rally speeches online

(Photo: CNA video grab) Now that the Little Red Dot is approaching the end of campaigning for GE2015, citizens must be wondering where to find the rally speeches made by the various candidates. Tomorrow (10 Sep) is Cooling-Off Day, a day when election campaigning is prohibited so that voters can have a full day to reflect rationally...

GE2015 – TRE readers’ predictions warmly welcomed

Singapore Parliament Singaporeans will be heading to the polls in 2 days' time. Who will win? Who will lose? Will the candidate who accused Singaporeans of "chasing after bits of meat" go home with his tail between his legs? Will the candidate who said "'heng' (lucky) ah, I am neither Malaysian nor PRC" be not so "heng" at the...

Ong Ye Kung blames ‘antisocial fringe’ for splitting SG

Ong also thanks the demise of LKY for bringing Singaporeans back together Ong Ye Kung At a rally on Monday (7 Sep), Sembawang GRC candidate Ong Ye Kung said he felt that Singaporeans did not "come back together" after the 2011 polls as they usually did after every GE. In particular, he seems to be blaming the "antisocial fringe",...

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