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YOURSAY | Much ado about ‘super-frog’ Norhizam - superadmin - 10-22-2021 A Little Bit Crazy: Incumbent Pengkalan Batu state assemblyperson Norhizam Hassan Baktee had overestimated his political worthiness. Please join Pejuang, Norhizam. They need you. Pakatan Harapan parties do not need you. Harapan can contest in all 28 seats using existing or new candidates while the four former assemblypersons who caused the collapse of the state government - Norhizam, Bersatu's Noor Effandi Ahmad (Telok Mas), Umno's Idris Haron (Sungai Udang), and Azman Hassan (Pantai Kundor) - can retire immediately. Umno and Bersatu have sacked three of four frogs, and if Harapan does not accept them, these four can ‘balik kampung’. By the way, there are no merit points I can see from taking in these four, especially Norhizam. He will jump again if he wins in November. BlueShark1548: Norhizam won his seat on a DAP ticket, and it is only right that another DAP candidate be nominated to defend this seat in the upcoming Malacca state election set on Nov 20. He had denounced the DAP as a Chinese party. The DAP had made it clear it would not accept Norhizam to contest under Harapan. It looks like Harapan is likely to fight the election under each party's logo because PKR is prepared to accept those four traitors. Bravo DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng for rejecting Norhizam as a candidate. The DAP has been consistent as far as party-hoppers are concerned - it denounces them, unlike PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim. The Malacca state election would put Anwar to the test, and it might be his last hurrah. If Anwar accepts the frogs, then Harapan would break up and each would contest under its own logo. Have a talk, if necessary, after the election, which I think PKR is likely to lose. - More -