03-14-2022, 11:11 AM
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GEORGE TOWN – It is too late for non-Barisan Nasional parties to come together to oppose the ruling federal coalition, as there is just too much bad blood now among them.
In saying so, veteran Umno politician Tan Sri Mohd Yussof Latiff highlighted a heartfelt plea made by Kelantan Pakatan Harapan elections director Datuk Wan Abdul Rahim Wan Abdullah, saying that it is poignant and points to a more effective two-party system for the country.
However, Yussof doubts that such a proposal would ever materialise.
Rahim had earlier called on all non-BN parties to come together in some form to counter the increasing political inroads being made by the ruling coalition.
He cited the two-thirds majority secured by BN in Melaka, Sarawak, and now Johor as an indication that nobody has a chance against the might of BN, unless they change their attitudes and come together to oppose the country’s oldest coalition.
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