#yoursay

'Umno wants to be seen to be fighting for its former president.'

'No such thing as a political party dictating who can or cannot hold certain ministries.'

'Call sounds noble, but it clashes with the party's actual track record.'

'Malaysians cannot afford apathy regarding senseless development.'

'Shifting the blame to Zafrul is a convenient exercise in collective amnesia.'

'Independence only comes when true racial integration is recognised, equal opportunities exist for all.'

'Why didn't PAS propose nationwide prohibition during its years in govt?'

'Ageing is inevitable. But it also needs preparation and support.'

'Depicting failure as reform insults public intelligence.'

'PM should have used diplomatic hedging.'

'What's the point of minimum wage increase if cost of living increases with more taxes?'

'The older Malaysia gets... the more divided Malaysians become.'

‘Only 43 percent of total delegates voted, what convincing majority?’

'Most manifesto pledges have not been fulfilled or delivered.'

'We're structurally, institutionally, and historically embedded with race and religion.'

‘The litany of failures is damning.’

‘KLIA does not merely need newer machines; it needs people who know how to use them.’

'Ethical governance must be deliberately taught, practised, and embedded in public institutions.'

'DAP cannot complain about identity politics only when it loses.'

'Harapan's mistake is assuming good reforms automatically translate into good politics.'

'Next loss will be Malacca, which will not be surprising.'

'Forgiveness is one thing; votes must still be earned.'

'Some non-Muslims are really bad at strategy.'

'Some only muddy the waters further with misplaced or uninvited commentary.'