WHOMEVER FOR PRESIDENT

Rather than do away with the thirty percent rule, the power, that be, wants it to be maintained. Perchance they need to see if it is still applicable against the overwhelming call for The President to resign. The argument being the members should not find it a problem to satisfy the rule if they are that adamant in their demands. In the, meantime should there be any hindrances that somehow could delay the inevitable, the ones refusing to change the requirements for less stringent conditions would use the time gained to consolidate further their and the party’s situation. However, there are concerns in the cyber world that close members of the first family not being visible this past week or so.
Outside observers on the other hand could not help but feel the aftershocks that somehow point to the party not being well but very poorly so. It may be that bit politically correct if one cites turmoil as the proper terminology denoting its present circumstances.
Of the multifarious fronts that call for The Overall Chief to vacate his post none are more cohesive than the two, spearheaded by Tun being the first group and Tengku the other. Although their objectives are quite clear and seemed to converge in that they want the current Premier to resign for reason of taking sole responsibility for the bashing that the party received during last PRU 12, there are- the other agendas- that were not openly vociferated, other than the obvious reason of strengthening the party’s beleaguered disposition- quite of course.
The two million over, party members, can only be divided so much, apart from the two malcontented groupings being led by the Tun and Tengku respectively. The Tengku, has his ever crucial call for Malay Unity as his all empowering raison d’etre but Tun did not say anything else other than harsh words advocating the resignation of Pak Lah. Even though Ku Li was, quite- unequivocal, in his bid for the Presidency, the, much spirited, Tun did not really convey any intention to that effect. He may be the bit reticent today but nobody could ever say what is, it going to be for the morrow. Considering that he still has that bit of juice left in him, it may- be, although very much a quaint possibility, that all of us throughout the entire motherland, see, as, yet, another bout of Mahathirism, bread and butter wise- that being so, but then again perhaps not.