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Anxious PAP Team In Aljunied GRC Starts Election Walkabout Today
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I guess it's karma that turns around and bite their son's ass (i.e you)
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Maybe some of you won't agree, but I have always found Georgie to be one of the few more likeable pappy even though I don't know him.
Don't really know why, perhaps he gives the impression that he speaks well, writes well, responds to ordinary people, does not talk or behave in a condescending and arrogant manner and appears to be intelligent and knowledgeable about many things.
If there is interest among the forummers, perhaps we can discuss who we find the least likeable.
wat maybe, of course disagreed ur statement. u never see tis jiby kia the way he talk the issue of casino and get the nickname casino george?
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AMK got approximately 34% of the electorate voting against the incumbent in the last G.E.
to swing it above 50% a bit tough :(:(:(
This one I dont think he was responsible.
Probably old man.
Probably old man.
Are you saying he's partly responsible for Sinkie's Liberal FT Policy?
Seems like the PAP team in Aljunied is really anxious about their chance in retaining this GRC. Immediately 2 letters to ST forum from their ghost writers, isn't it obvious? 
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_555502.html
Jul 20, 2010
Full turnout of ward's MPs was no surprise
YESTERDAY'S report ('Aljunied MPs' full-team walkabout creates a stir') describing the full turnout of Aljunied GRC MPs at the Bedok Reservoir market comes as no surprise.
Having won by a narrow margin in the last general election, the Aljunied MPs apparently are not going to rest on their laurels and wait for the next round before they act.
Unlike the opposition parties, which appear with sound and thunder when the election looms, the Aljunied MPs have spared no effort in trying to improve the lives and environment of their voters, be it helping residents during the financial crisis or promoting community bonding and racial harmony.
Their efforts are sometimes taken for granted by the residents, but by and large, voters can see and appreciate the changes and benefits brought to them by the MPs.
I have no doubt that the Aljunied team led by Foreign Minister George Yeo will be returned to power again.
The MPs have been doing their homework and working hard consistently since the term started, and they certainly do not hope to score success with last-minute work.
Richard Lee
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_555498.html
Jul 20, 2010
He's happy with the work of his MPs
WITH reference to last Thursday's report ('WP eyes 'hot ward' Aljunied, PAP team gears up), it is not surprising that Workers' Party (WP) chairman Sylvia Lim is eyeing the Aljunied GRC in the next general election, having won 43.9 per cent of the votes previously.
However, what is important is not the votes she garnered, but what she has done for the constituents of the GRC.
Her walkabouts and those of her WP colleagues involve selling newsletters and speaking with residents. What have they done to make a difference to the lives of residents there, such as helping us to solve our problems?
I have been a resident of Aljunied GRC for the past 10 years. I can see the vast changes and improvements to the living environment and the quality of life.
We enjoy many amenities, and our MPs work hard to improve our lives. They visit residents every week and tend to needy families with various assistance schemes. The neighbourhoods are vibrant and active.
The MPs are always on hand to help us. They have also delivered on their promises. I now get to use a gym at Kovan Hub to help me lead a healthy lifestyle.
I would not trade the quality of life under the present Aljunied leadership with one that is unknown and untested, no matter how seductive the opposition propositions.
Thomas See[
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_555502.html
Jul 20, 2010
Full turnout of ward's MPs was no surprise
YESTERDAY'S report ('Aljunied MPs' full-team walkabout creates a stir') describing the full turnout of Aljunied GRC MPs at the Bedok Reservoir market comes as no surprise.
Having won by a narrow margin in the last general election, the Aljunied MPs apparently are not going to rest on their laurels and wait for the next round before they act.
Unlike the opposition parties, which appear with sound and thunder when the election looms, the Aljunied MPs have spared no effort in trying to improve the lives and environment of their voters, be it helping residents during the financial crisis or promoting community bonding and racial harmony.
Their efforts are sometimes taken for granted by the residents, but by and large, voters can see and appreciate the changes and benefits brought to them by the MPs.
I have no doubt that the Aljunied team led by Foreign Minister George Yeo will be returned to power again.
The MPs have been doing their homework and working hard consistently since the term started, and they certainly do not hope to score success with last-minute work.
Richard Lee
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_555498.html
Jul 20, 2010
He's happy with the work of his MPs
WITH reference to last Thursday's report ('WP eyes 'hot ward' Aljunied, PAP team gears up), it is not surprising that Workers' Party (WP) chairman Sylvia Lim is eyeing the Aljunied GRC in the next general election, having won 43.9 per cent of the votes previously.
However, what is important is not the votes she garnered, but what she has done for the constituents of the GRC.
Her walkabouts and those of her WP colleagues involve selling newsletters and speaking with residents. What have they done to make a difference to the lives of residents there, such as helping us to solve our problems?
I have been a resident of Aljunied GRC for the past 10 years. I can see the vast changes and improvements to the living environment and the quality of life.
We enjoy many amenities, and our MPs work hard to improve our lives. They visit residents every week and tend to needy families with various assistance schemes. The neighbourhoods are vibrant and active.
The MPs are always on hand to help us. They have also delivered on their promises. I now get to use a gym at Kovan Hub to help me lead a healthy lifestyle.
I would not trade the quality of life under the present Aljunied leadership with one that is unknown and untested, no matter how seductive the opposition propositions.
Thomas See[
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Seems like the PAP team in Aljunied is really anxious about their chance in retaining this GRC. Immediately 2 letters to ST forum from their ghost writers, isn't it obvious?
GY must be getting the BIG O reading both letters
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Dear Thomas See,
You gotta be kidding me right? The PAP MPs are paid millions to do their job. You don't expect to pay S$1,200 and get served ikan bilis do you? The PAP MPs must serve you since they are paid for it.
You don't vote for the opposition and expect the opposition to do anything? You expect 2 opposition members in parliament to out-vote the 82 member PAP? Are you out of your mind?
You gotta be kidding me right? The PAP MPs are paid millions to do their job. You don't expect to pay S$1,200 and get served ikan bilis do you? The PAP MPs must serve you since they are paid for it.
You don't vote for the opposition and expect the opposition to do anything? You expect 2 opposition members in parliament to out-vote the 82 member PAP? Are you out of your mind?
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Seems like the PAP team in Aljunied is really anxious about their chance in retaining this GRC. Immediately 2 letters to ST forum from their ghost writers, isn't it obvious?
a little history on Aljunied GRC may help.
when Francis Seow contested in Eunos GRC back in the late 80s, this GRC almost went to the hands of WP. Francis got into hot soup due to some issues and move out of Singapore.
after G.E.'88, Eunos GRC was no more and subsequently renamed as Aljunied GRC: the funny thing is that you don't find anything in Aljunied inside Aljunied GRC, except for Aljunied C.C. (which is located somewhere near Geylang East Central).
WP has been the main contender in this area, scoring over 40% in most of the G.E.s, and even with the Gomez issue being the highlight in 2006, WP was short of some 6% of the votes to win the Aljunied GRC.
honestly, i find it pretty amusing to see how sycophants crawl out of the woodwork during times like this.
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