Analysis

Mismatched signals from Umno top guns

By Joceline Tan

BOTH politicians are “jantan” or alpha males; they are separated by a generation, they belong to the same party championing Malay rights and yet the message they carried was as if they were coming from different places.

If Umno was a chariot, it would seem like the chariot is being pulled in opposite directions by two headstrong horses.

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Joceline Tan

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