Free Malaysia Today·4 min read·medium

Successes count, but a strong narrative gets the votes

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Lynelle Tham
Successes count, but a strong narrative gets the votes
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Political analyst Syaza Shukri argues that the Pakatan Harapan coalition is failing to connect with Malay voters because it lacks a compelling narrative beyond fearmongering. Former MP Charles Santiago suggests that relying on portraying PAS as a religious threat is no longer an effective substitute for actual governance and reform.

Former Klang MP Charles Santiago warned that PH’s strategy of portraying PAS as a religious bogeyman to consolidate non-Malay support is losing its effectiveness.

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