"We have policies, we have directions; we know what we are doing for Singapore, we know what we are doing for the people -- for the older people, what we are doing for the younger people to bring them in, what we are doing for the lower income, because these are all groups which are concerns. And these are policies and directions we should discuss and debate in the elections."
"But when we have opposition parties which avoid the issue and refuse to answer questions, publish their manifesto and then don't talk about and then say the manifesto speaks for itself, and refuse to explain and defend and elaborate and persuade, then I think it is a very strange sort of opposition."
"I don't know whether we will make a clean sweep or not. We fight to win everywhere we fight, because I think we have many supporters in every constituency. We have candidates in every constituency and we have to be responsible to them. We cannot say, I just write off one place or another and well, can't be helped, I sacrifice you.
"We fight to win everywhere we are and whether we win or not is up to the voters to decide."
Monday, April 10, 2006
PAP talks big but no sign of manifesto
LHL:
this time round, PnP very funny... keep talking and introducing candidate... talk alot, but haven't really see any specific direction that may make singapore a more competitive place... the only promise to study more, upgrade more often then may be got job, so no job is because we are not talented??? enough is enough...
ReplyDeletePAP please no more upgrading, don't upgrade also won't die, but no constant income will starve to death you know?