[GE2025] Jalan Besar GRC

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JALAN BESAR GRC

People's Action Party
Josephine Teo
Denise Phua
Shawn Loh
Wan Rizal

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People's Alliance for Reform
Chiu Shin Kong
Mohamad Hamim Aliyas
Sarina Abu Hassan
Vigneswari V Ramachandran

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When PAP candidate for Jalan Besar GRC Shawn Loh, 38, told his four children that he was going to run in this year’s General Election and serve the country, his eldest son wanted to know how he would be addressing the cost of living.

And it is not just Mr Loh’s entry into politics that makes the boy, aged 12, more tuned-in to current affairs, despite his young age.

The family of six does not have a television set at home, so the four children, two boys and two girls, are encouraged to read The Straits Times daily.

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,” said Mr Loh, speaking to reporters at the Whampoa Drive Market and Food Centre on April 15. His three other children are aged four, seven, and 10.

“That’s why they are a bit more aware of current affairs,” Mr Loh said.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...how-he-is-going-to-address-the-cost-of-living
 
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snapp said:
When PAP candidate for Jalan Besar GRC Shawn Loh, 38, told his four children that he was going to run in this year’s General Election and serve the country, his eldest son wanted to know how he would be addressing the cost of living.

And it is not just Mr Loh’s entry into politics that makes the boy, aged 12, more tuned-in to current affairs, despite his young age.

The family of six does not have a television set at home, so the four children, two boys and two girls, are encouraged to read The Straits Times daily.

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,” said Mr Loh, speaking to reporters at the Whampoa Drive Market and Food Centre on April 15. His three other children are aged four, seven, and 10.

“That’s why they are a bit more aware of current affairs,” Mr Loh said.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...how-he-is-going-to-address-the-cost-of-living
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"The family of six does not have a television set at home"

Poor kids...

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,”

Gg... in this days and age how can they recruit someone that is not tech savvy...?
 
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Linguist said:
"The family of six does not have a television set at home"

Poor kids...

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,”

Gg... in this days and age how can they recruit someone that is not tech savvy...?
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I wonder what LHL thinks when he hears that her children hasn't been watching his minister messages
 
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I better than this PAPpy.

I have TV but not hooked up to anything, not even the power cable.

I do not subscribe to ST.

Strangely, when I send my kids with links to read ST free article, they don't even want to bother.

This is why I think PAP is going to loose more votes every year.

Young people are well educated on how PAP only give lip service to Sinkies.

Every Minister do a bit of it until Sinkies become immune.

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four children are encouraged to read The Straits Times daily​


Good to start from young
 
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snapp said:
When PAP candidate for Jalan Besar GRC Shawn Loh, 38, told his four children that he was going to run in this year’s General Election and serve the country, his eldest son wanted to know how he would be addressing the cost of living.

And it is not just Mr Loh’s entry into politics that makes the boy, aged 12, more tuned-in to current affairs, despite his young age.

The family of six does not have a television set at home, so the four children, two boys and two girls, are encouraged to read The Straits Times daily.

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,” said Mr Loh, speaking to reporters at the Whampoa Drive Market and Food Centre on April 15. His three other children are aged four, seven, and 10.

“That’s why they are a bit more aware of current affairs,” Mr Loh said.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...how-he-is-going-to-address-the-cost-of-living
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I failed to understand why ALL the PAP candidates claimed they are from the poor family background.

so poor that can't even afford to had a TV set.

Must vote this guy in to voice for the poor sinkies.

I will place a X on the opposition candidate voting paper to show my support for this poor guy.
 
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snapp said:
When PAP candidate for Jalan Besar GRC Shawn Loh, 38, told his four children that he was going to run in this year’s General Election and serve the country, his eldest son wanted to know how he would be addressing the cost of living.

And it is not just Mr Loh’s entry into politics that makes the boy, aged 12, more tuned-in to current affairs, despite his young age.

The family of six does not have a television set at home, so the four children, two boys and two girls, are encouraged to read The Straits Times daily.

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,” said Mr Loh, speaking to reporters at the Whampoa Drive Market and Food Centre on April 15. His three other children are aged four, seven, and 10.

“That’s why they are a bit more aware of current affairs,” Mr Loh said.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...how-he-is-going-to-address-the-cost-of-living
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read the propaganda papers ! He doesn't like his children very much
 
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snapp said:
When PAP candidate for Jalan Besar GRC Shawn Loh, 38, told his four children that he was going to run in this year’s General Election and serve the country, his eldest son wanted to know how he would be addressing the cost of living.

And it is not just Mr Loh’s entry into politics that makes the boy, aged 12, more tuned-in to current affairs, despite his young age.

The family of six does not have a television set at home, so the four children, two boys and two girls, are encouraged to read The Straits Times daily.

“I am a subscriber of the hard copy paper and I strongly believe (that) why my children must also read the paper on a daily basis,” said Mr Loh, speaking to reporters at the Whampoa Drive Market and Food Centre on April 15. His three other children are aged four, seven, and 10.

“That’s why they are a bit more aware of current affairs,” Mr Loh said.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...how-he-is-going-to-address-the-cost-of-living
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