[GE2025] Nee Soon GRC

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Incumbent MPs Louis Ng, Carrie Tan and Derrick Goh announced today that they will be stepping down from Nee Soon GRC, a day after the PAP unveiled a fresh team there for GE2025.

Mr Ng, 46, is a two-term MP, while Ms Tan, 38, and Mr Goh, 57, have served for one term.

The PAP’s slate for Nee Soon GRC will include anchor minister K. Shanmugam and four new faces – Dr Syed Harun Alhabsyi, Mr Jackson Lam, Ms Lee Hui Ying and Ms Goh Hanyan.

Source: Straitstimes.com
he tio pok must be
 

8zaoyu

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This one ish sabo king

你让部长下不了台

你就等死吧,还没有完

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Should not sabo your boss lah, unless we subordinates are ok and confident enough for our "future endeavors".
Must feedbacks your wards' SCs' sufferings not your own or bo liao FT people's sufferings.
Anyway, future MPs may not warm seats long enough, given the young citizens are getting to be more highly educated.
 

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A strong politician worth his salt will not need to resort to tears to gain sympathy. Simple as that.
 

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Incumbent MPs Louis Ng, Carrie Tan and Derrick Goh announced today that they will be stepping down from Nee Soon GRC, a day after the PAP unveiled a fresh team there for GE2025.

Mr Ng, 46, is a two-term MP, while Ms Tan, 38, and Mr Goh, 57, have served for one term.

The PAP’s slate for Nee Soon GRC will include anchor minister K. Shanmugam and four new faces – Dr Syed Harun Alhabsyi, Mr Jackson Lam, Ms Lee Hui Ying and Ms Goh Hanyan.

Source: Straitstimes.com
Got guts should say don't understand why he's kicked out and will fight all the way
 

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Everything affects some people ba. Plastic bags helps the environmentally friendly group. Jamus lim helps the LGBT group. In a way, those who raise less popular issues are the real champions.

You’re right—Westernized ideals may appeal to some, but everyday issues like secondhand smoke and paying for plastic bags affect far more Singaporeans. In a practical sense, only ministers who can address or genuinely care about solving these widely felt issues are seen as true champions in the hearts of Singaporeans. On the other hand, those who focus on less popular causes and end up negatively impacting daily life will likely be met with public scorn.


one more - making iPads compulsory to be bought by every secondary students and bring these iPads home causing distractions, sleep deprivation and parents/child friction at home, like drugs.

Yes, and with the new banding and all, it’s making life more difficult for both parents and students. I don’t see any real benefit to these drastic changes—except perhaps to make the decision-maker look like a maverick if things happen to turn out well.
 

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same fate as hua jie..... too outspoken in parliament liao. :(



The inept one who fight for status quo gets to stay, while the one who actually fights for the people leaves—a pathetic state of Parliament.
 
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