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We have seen such failures, lack of accountability too many times.

Only one good reason why delegates should vote for party leaders to leave.

The key reform promise has been delayed again and again.

Let 'saviours' of race and religion handle money belonging to working-class Malays.

Gazans continue to show kindness in suffering, even as the world ignores their plight.

Ultimately, the people punished Harapan for not addressing pressing issues.

PAS chief should also lodge police report, let authorities investigate.

The party was given free rein to rebuild itself in Madani alliance.

We need to acknowledge and address weaknesses, not blame machines.

Our political leaders need to keep their eyes on the objective.

She inherited a legacy, but questions abound on whether she created one.

Fight for the state begins now, not when assembly is dissolved.

An ideology-driven party does not fade because of electoral losses.

It is also disheartening that the issue seems to have taken a racial turn.

Time for PM to accelerate reforms, or risk becoming lame-duck leader.

This is what we get when class conflict is buried underneath all the political hoo-hah.

Let's separate historical facts from political rhetoric.

Let's embrace transparency, show zero tolerance for corruption.

DAP supremo's defeat needs to be analysed, not dismissed as something normal.

M'sians can afford to help the Rohingya, be human, understand where they come from.

They should not be returned to an environment where their lives, liberty, and rights are at risk.

Negeri Sembilan is a bellwether for GE16.

Politicians weaponise fake history for self-interest.

The Malays' history cannot be dismissed, but that doesn't mean other races have no place.