I am not PAP. I do not understand PAP that most Malay voted.
Firstly I hope you are not suggesting that Malays prefer to vote for the PAP. It is common knowledge that this is not the case for the Malays as well as the Indians. It is also the primary reason why the GRC was created to dilute the opposition votes from the minority. Precint analysis was showing clear trends towards that direction and this mainly is attributed to 2 major factors
- the high profile speak Mandarin Campaign followed by the introduction of the super schools.
Secondly I hope you are not the authorised spokesperson of the SDP.
Thirdly, for a political party, it appears to have the profile of a group of individuals who like to particpate in anything and everything that comes along. Membership, in all kinds of clubs, social, industry and other types of groups. I have seen this in Individuals who are more keen on networking for their business rather than focusing on something that they feel is important.
For political party, don't mention rubbish like -
Kiwanis club, rotract club, alumni association, kiss my ass club unless it brings clear benefit to society as a whole.
The only politicians I see in NSP are Steve Chia and GMS. Even Cheo does not have a profile despite being an ex MP.
I also notice that NSP press releases on any subject such as the budget , addresses everything from creation of the earth to the Chandeliers at Buckingham Palace. Not only is it all over the place for people to follow, but it it will be full of motherhood statements.
Just keep it simple
Just confine it to politics
Just address hot issues that irks Singaporeans
Don't be too smart
Project a strong, aggressive image with a bit of colour.