COMMENT | Muhyiddin Yassin has blown it! He had one chance to prove to the world that Malaysia could reform and reverse its image as a kleptocratic nation, where corruption and extremism were an accepted way of life; but he failed.

Remember the expression, one bad apple spoils the bushel? That describes Muhyiddin's Malaysia.

Many Malays had high hopes, that a Malay majority government, led by the one true-blue Malay, Muhyiddin, would show that the Malays were indeed 'superior'.

They imagined that he would show the best traits of good governance, such as transparency, fairness and accountability; but sadly, the opposite is true. The events of the past 100 days of Muhyiddin's administration have destroyed the reputation of the Malays and torn Malaysia apart.

Muhyiddin may be ill, but one must still uphold the interests of the nation, and not his personal agenda. Haste means waste. His political appointments have reversed the reforms started by the former Pakatan Harapan administration.

In one fell swoop, Muhyiddin removed the stability and continuity, which are crucial for efficiency and productivity. He has only one interest: himself. He wants only one thing: absolute loyalty. He has only one desire: absolute power...