Umno risks becoming a failed party if it veers too much towards the right and continues to play racist tactics.

Raising the issue was not to register disapproval of Mohamad Ariff's appointment nor the support for opposition walkout, but that the house orders must be of priority consideration.

PH's internal struggle is poised to hurt its credibility, but fortunately the opposition is suffering from even bigger problems, especially Umno.

Perhaps TM should consider lowering the cost to alleviate the burden of average Malaysians, as unnecessary speed upgrades could be meaningless to them.

They do not know any other way of getting the Malay support other than fear mongering and playing the race and religion cards.

Malaysians should demand more meaningful roles for their elected representatives.

A fair and liberal party will lose the elections. The majority will reject it and everything it stands for, because the enemies will coax the majority to hate it.

I am sure many prosecutors in the past did not like the people they are charging.

The appointment and promotion of judges is one very important aspect that warrants serous consideration.

Syed Saddiq has failed to catalyze the change, but has instead bowed to pressure.