What works so well in the Chinese community may not work at all in the Malay society.

If Pakatan is not even courageous enough to take the lead to change, how do we expect it to change this country?

The four parties of Pakatan Harapan have agreed to recognize the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) if they win the next general election.

The EC Chairman has not had any meetings with Bersih 2.0 or any Pakatan party, and his office did not reply to letters on electoral reforms for GE14.

While you publicly spat about who should be PM you are alienating an electorate who are hungry for change.

The absence of a strong leader as shadow PM along with PPBM's singular goal orientation constitute the Achilles' heel in the opposition pact's quest for Putrajaya.

Racism, theocracy and populism could go wild in an election war characterized by conspirators and adventurists capitalizing on the situation to create havoc and deepen the already acute political crisis.

There is disagreement within PAS whether to work with Umno. While there are chances Umno will help PAS push through its hudud agenda, some worry PAS could be washed out altogether in the election.

To DAP, it doesn't matter if PKR loses several seats so long as the state administration remains intact. It could even be a blessing in disguise!

Sure enough PAS will still have its loyal followers but it is inevitable that the party will eventually retreat to its Kelantan base, where it scrambles to keep the state administration intact.