Political frog culture: Call for the scalpel

By Philip Golingai

Dissecting the political frog culture reveals innards strewn with broken promises, dashed hopes... and threats to businesses.

Political frogs are so toxic that a popular supermarket chain in Sabah, CKS (Chua Kah Seng), had to announce that it’s not related to Inanam assemblyman Kenny Chua of PKR.

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