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Stop political corruption: Stop party-hopping

 Posted by P Ramakrishnan on 2 September 2012  No Responses »
Sep 022012
 

What must not be tolerated is the betrayal of voters who had cast their votes in favour of a candidate who then decides to party-hop after winning, says P Ramakrishnan in supporting anti-party-hopping legislation. Continue reading »

Supreme stupidity!

 Posted by Aliran on 13 August 2012  1 Response »
Aug 132012
 

Martin Jalleh rebuts Nazri Aziz’s accusation that Anwar has been party-hopping like a ‘frog’. Continue reading »

Automatic voter registration; compulsory voting; no party hopping

 Posted by P Ramakrishnan on 24 March 2012  No Responses »
Mar 242012
 

P Ramakrishnan made the following recommendations before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Electoral Reform. Continue reading »

T’is the season for jumping ship!

 Posted by P Ramakrishnan on 4 January 2012  2 Responses »
Jan 042012
 

Malaysians must not be taken in by this sandiwara. We must remain focused on the larger objective i.e. to turn the BN into an opposition, writes P Ramakrishnan. Continue reading »

Joy rides on the house

 Posted by on 18 June 2010  No Responses »
Jun 182010
 

Our Thinking Allowed column looks at ‘lawatan sambil belajar‘, political frogs, buy-elections and 1Malaysia. Enjoy! 

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All is not lost, Gordon Brown: Look East beyond India, think ‘kataks’

 Posted by Francis Loh on 10 May 2010  No Responses »
May 102010
 

If only British Prime Minister Gordon Brown had looked east, he wouldn’t be in this pickle. Instead, he could have picked up a few valuable pointers from the post-colonials on how not to lose a general election, observes Francis Loh, tongue-in-cheek. 

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Let Hulu Selangor set the benchmark for good conduct

 Posted by P Ramakrishnan on 24 April 2010  No Responses »
Apr 242010
 

By-elections have a habit of bringing out the worst in individuals. It is a time when certain party members suddenly become wise and enlightened. It is a time when hypocrisy takes centre stage.

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Democracy undermined

 Posted by P Ramakrishnan on 23 March 2010  No Responses »
Mar 232010
 

Forces are at work to subvert the voters’ choice in the last general election while others are playing up emotive issues of race and religion for political ends, warns P Ramakrishnan. 

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Traitors and treachery!

 Posted by P Ramakrishnan on 1 February 2010  No Responses »
Feb 012010
 

If ever elected representatives are turned into renegades and turncoats, we must not only punish these traitors in the next round of elections but we must severely punish the party that encourages treachery, writes P Ramakrishnan.

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