
Ahmad Ismail - the one-man wrecking crew
His 'greatest' achievements are making PM look foolish in his home state and causing a potential split in BN.

His 'greatest' achievements are making PM look foolish in his home state and causing a potential split in BN.

If the government thought that blocking RPK would send a strong signal to bloggers not to go overboard, they thought wrongly.

In the unlikely event that Anwar's majority is slashed, perhaps even to below an unthinkable 5,000 votes or less, all is not lost for him.

Khalid’s remarks, which does not win him additional non-Malay support, will probably lost him some Malay support at a crucial time for PKR.

Perhaps the most significant by-product of the protestors' actions was to galvanise the moderate Muslim voices against such actions.

Instead of being concerned, Pakatan supporters should be rejoicing because there are some very good consequences from these talks.

Whether Anwar is found guilty of sodomy or not, the result is nothing but a lose-lose proposition for BN.

One wonders how DPM Najib, with all the troubles he has, will be able to help BN's campaign in Permatang Pauh.

This race will be the most open in recent party history as both the president and his deputy are not contesting.

Dig a little deeper and you would find that the announcement actually only further cements the precarious political situation that Najib finds himself in.

The truth behind these increasing convoluted accusations and counter accusations will probably not be known anytime soon, if ever.

The fresh allegation of sodomy was just the fillip Anwar needed to get Malay sympathy back to his side.

The notion that a 61-year old with a bad back can forcibly sodomise a strapping 23-year old is laughable.
