Mr Yeo added that if this system is seen to favour one candidate
over another, then the public will lose trust in the Elections
Department.
In many countries, there are allegations made against the Elections
Department which undermines democracy.
Mr Yeo said: "This is not a matter of personal attack, it is a
matter of principle. Some of my grassroots say I should not talk
about this because it will lose me votes, so be it. It is important
enough.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/palmnews/singaporelocalnews/view/206055/1/.html[/b]
WAhahaha! Silly man. Shot himself in the foot I thinks.
One, it protrays him as a hypocrite. Everyone knows that there are
greater problems with the way elections are being conducted, than
whatever incident he is alluding to.
He says there is a need to raise the issue, even if it costs him
his seat, but yet he seems strangely quiet on the other issues.
Issues:
- Like why the media seems to be so pro-PAP?
- Like why the GRC boundaires seem to change for no good
reason.
- Like why there is no talk of ablolishing the first past the post
system.
- Like why someone has *really* decided on now to sue CSJ & Co
for an article that has been published weeks before.
I agree. This is not a matter of personal attack. It is a matter of
principle. So speak up Mr Yeo. I look forward to hearing more from
you.
