WP’s dream teams versus PAP’s redundant ministers. PAP’s East strategy is to keep Tan See Leng but not other ministers there.

Realistic check:

WP’s dream teams versus PAP’s redundant ministers.

PAP’s East strategy is to keep Tan See Leng but not other ministers there.

PAP has a plan that is to ‘abandon’ ministers, recycling residual ministers in the East. Except Tan See Leng who is still useful. As Singaporeans have higher regards for ministers, their presence there is to help to maintain the status quo.

This is why you see Gan Kim Yong, Masagos, Edwin Tong or even Ng Chee Meng. They can be easily replaced by younger PAP MPs or reposted to NTUC or GLCs.

Facing the WP’s dream teams, these redundant ministers look strong outside but weak inside. (外强中干） They know very well this will be their last contribution to the PAP, just like Heng Swee Keat did in 2020.

The 14 WP new faces form the backbone of the dream teams. They are the best you can assemble so far. They need support and encouragement to show there is a hope for a balanced parliament. And so, more credible people will join in later.

If the redundant ministers are able to stop the change like Heng did in the last election, fewer qualified opposition candidates will come forward.

Is this what you want?

Vote wisely.

Working for Singapore。

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