S Thayaparan

Unity based on race and religion is not feasible.

Voters need a coalition which they believe will listen to them.

The short answer is yes.

Religious extremists always forget the golden rule, you reap what you sow.

This election is a reckoning for Umno, Harapan and the voting demographic.

The system coming after ex-AG only cares for the elites.

Can DAP propagate democracy while stifling dissent within its fold? 

The socialist party has more nuanced insights than mainstream opposition politics.

Malaysia needs a clear alternative to the established narrative.

In the ketuanan system, it is more about class than race. 

Are we really to believe that DAP was ignorant of Icerd ratification?

It is imperative that Harapan offers an alternative Islamic narrative.

Young leaders must champion possibilities, not ape their seniors.

Real issue of Umno-PAS union is the war in the Malay community. 

Blaming non-Muslims is part of the strategy of deflection. 

Do not for one moment think that the system is holding. 

Hypocrisy is the order of the day, be it BN or Pakatan Harapan. 

Not surprising that he blames non-Muslims and non-bumiputera for corruption.

He will be taking on a corrupt yet powerful bureaucracy. 

DAP already demonstrated it could work with Bersatu in a Faustian bargain.

He would rather see this country burn than retire from politics.

Former IGP Abdul Hamid tried to curb rampant corruption in the police force.

Why not have end game for corruption?

This seems fitting for a political establishment that wants to ban Oktoberfest.