A letter on the elections; a youth perspective
So here we are, back in the glow of something something special these something something days in singapore. the truth is, never before have I in my 23 years ever felt truly involved in anything remotely Singaporean until now (aside from that Tiger Cup win. That was good). Thing is, at the start of this year, I was a very staunch...
Wake from your slumber, dare to dream again
Reform Party broadcast, 28 April 2011 IN A few days' time, you will be casting your votes in the 2011 General Election. For many of you, this will be the first time you have voted in decades - if at all. Do not be afraid. Seize this as an exciting opportunity. By voting for The Reform Party, you will build a better, fairer and...
There Can Only Be Freak Elections One Way or The Other
If 29.3% votes translating to 2.38% (two out of 84 MP seats) of parliament was not a Freak Election in 2006, I don’t know what is. There is a real possibility that the opposition could win 49% votes, and still remain with two seats, granting the PAP political mandate with more than the necessary simple majority of parliament...
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