loser at the Batang. Pakatan Rakyat won both Bukit seats. Bukit Selambau with 15 candidates contesting, S. Manikumar from PKR won with a majority of 2,403. Bukit Gantang, MB turn MP Nizar Jamaluddin from PAS won with a bigger margin than last election with a majority of 2,789. Batang Ai, BN won with a majority of 1,854. This is a good result for Malaysia which proves the Rakyat's acceptance of the new two-party political system. So Pakatan where is the shadow cabinet?
So what been BN people been saying about the lost?
"You must understand, this is not our seat and not our state, we did not lose our own seat. So to look at it in such a defeated manner... I am not prepared to do that," Umno vice-president Hishamuddin Hussein said.
"They do not want to hear promises of change but they want to experience real change" MCA president Ong Tee Keat said. (oh..so you actually understand. =P)
Umno deputy president Muhyiddin Yassin insisted that the by-elections are not a referendum of Najib Abdul Razak's premiership as he has just taken over the office.
"Maybe the people have a feel-good factor relating to Najib's premiership, but they have yet to absorb the good feelings." (absorb?)
Just a day before the tri-elections, there were so sure of winning. They think by lifting the ban on some newspapers and realeaseing 13 ISA detainees people will vote for them? In the first place why ban the newspapers? why detain people under ISA?and they are still quite alot of people in ISA. What about the rest?
It seems to me a politcal party is like a brand now, perception and experience is important. Promises just dont work anymore. So what if your brand promises to be the best? if it's percieve as a bluff, if the experience of using that brand is crap...bye bye brand. Even Sales Promotion nowadays dont work, like daggling Money and Development fund infront of the people. People perceive that Pakatan is better and cleaner, experience it to be real and authentic. so here you go...still King's of the Hills.
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