Fight over nothing between Tun M and Anwar for PM candidate

There is no point at all fighting over whether Tun M or Anwar will become the PM candidate.

1. By default, the Opposition Leader will become the next PM if the ruling government loses support - so why did it become an issue in the first place?

2. Even if these two men were working together, the numbers still do not make a winning combination.

3. What makes DAP and Amanah want to support Tun M for six months? What is in it for them?

4. Why do Anwar supporters only support Anwar despite not having the numbers?

5. PKR should just discard DAP and PH, just like how it culled its own party members.

Consider this:

1. The people are sick and tired of elderly politicians fighting over the PM post.

2. The country needs a fresh and young face, preferably a young candidate as the next PM.

Anwar and PKR could team up with Muhyiddin and UMNO; and

Tun could team up with DAP, Amanah, GPS, Warisan, Azmin, and PAS.

Who knows? It might work.

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