TheRealNehruism

The Johor election saw a high 70 percent voter turnout. A 70 percent turnout indicates a motivated and energized electorate.

I don't know why, but when I advocated for Bersama to be fair to voters and not ask us to choose somebody it picked from the streets—someone who is no better than any of us, and who looks like they are just winging it...

Today, Syed Saddiq is going to find out whether he is going to be free of the legal problem that has been burdening him for the last six years, or whether today is the day he is going to spend the remainder of his youth...

Currently, there is a debate over whether PH supporters who are disappointed with PH's performance should cast their vote for Bersama as a way of signalling to PH that it needs to improve.

Former Bangi MP Ong Kian Ming said yesterdah that Pakatan Harapan (PH) leaders are in denial about the growing dissatisfaction with the coalition, especially among non-Malay voters in Peninsular Malaysia.

The idea that Najib will be set free if victory favours BN in Johor was first mooted by Najib's son, who urged Najib's supporters to deliver BN a huge win in Johor in order to bring his father back into politics.

I do know that we do at times experience the same reality differently .

Reading between the lines of what veteran journalist Kadir Jasin recently wrote, I cannot help but wonder whether the Tengku Mahkota of Johor (TMJ) may have been advised to leave the country until after the Johor...