>Alex Au’s pro-gay blog will of course attract pro-gay respondents

>Alex Au did a survey in his Yawning Bread blog. The survey is about how voters feel about opposition parties. One of the things he laments is why is it that while his survey showed respondents thought the SDP has good branding and even scored high in “likeability”, in real life, the SDP is not able to translate that into votes.

Here is his post on his survey.

>Yam Ah Mee spoof report

>Let’s vote for Yam Ah Mee for President. He’s impartial, unbias and stands at attention at the rostrum. All the qualities needed for a President during National Day Parade.

It was said that many instant noodle companies are now negotiating with Ah Mee to have that unique name patented and used for their brand.

>An insider’s view why PAP lost Aljunied

>I found a comment which is a follow up on Tan Kin Lian’s article Loss of Foreign Minister, which appears to give us an insight to what happened that caused Aljunied GRC to fall.

If what the writer claims is true (ie he has been working on the ground with the WP), this gives us an opportunity to see what were the goings on of WP’s plan, which was not seen by the public before.

Here is his comment.

>GRC no longer safe haven for PAP

>A big gamble by Low Thia Khiang’s WP and a big win too. Finally, after more than twenty years of GRC in place, which is designed to keep PAP in power, the barrier has been breached. This will be a psychological boost for the next GE for the opposition, especially for the WP.

Here are my thoughts about the 2011 GE in general.

>Breaking: WP wins Aljunied according to ST twitter

>http://twitter.com/#!/stcom/status/66882062493298689
WP has won in Aljunied GRC, said one of the 5 PAP candidates. #SGelections

http://twitter.com/#!/stcom/status/66882300331298816
The WP win in Aljunied does not require a recount, said a source. This means winning margin is more than 2 percentage points.

>See what Dr Tan Cheng Bock, ex-PAP MP says in his blog

>A New Political Reality in Singapore

Tonight a group of friends will gather in my house to witness a historic event in Singapore Politics. The outcome of this 2011 General Election will be very interesting.

>Compare Nicole’s genuine cry with Lim BH’s fake

>Ah, let’s do some comparison between genuine and fake.

Nicole Seah, moved by a woman’s sad tale.
Nicole Seah breaks down and cries
http://image.razor.tv/site/flashplayer/razortv2.swf

Next, let’s look at Lim Boon Heng, “moved” by the fact that the Casino, which he initially purports he objects only to admit he supported it later, is funding his million dollar pay. He is also “moved” by the fact that lowly paid workers have been funding his luxury lifestyle through GST.

>Parodox of Asset Enhancement

>So Mah Bow Tan thinks it is cool that your HDB flat appreciates in price. Let me give my view on that.

>When PM apologises, it means PAP has run out of ideas

>Get this fact right. PAP does not apologize to anybody. It never has, it never does, and it never will……. oopsie, until now.

When Garang Old Man Lee was at the helm, you never hear him apologize to anyone. Not even to nations like Malaysia and Indonesia.

>A Political Masterpiece from Chen Show Mao

>My usual introductory yakking -

We have seen quite a few bloopers from politicians the last few days. They say things they shouldn’t say or do things they shouldn’t do. Be it Lim Boon Heng’s croco tears, Pei Ling’s failure to keep her FB account private, Chan Chun Sing’s ah beng ways, Nicole Seah’s premature show of support for repeal of S377A, or Jee Say’s disastrous politically incorrect words that we should not promote manufacturing sector.

You name it, we have it. It’s a political circus out there.