Workers’ Party chief Low Thia Khiang reviving his infamous trademark "co-driver" analogy from the 2011 general election, Low said
policies must be devised to benefit the nation as a whole, instead of a smaller section of the population
. He said that if the latter situation occurs, the policy in question had failed.
Ladies and gentlemen,
we cannot afford to put our lives in the hands of a sleepy driver. Do not put another sleepy driver into Parliament,” he said with gusto, to loud cheers from an estimated 8,000-strong rally crowd, its biggest turn-out of the three rallies.
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May this by-election provide the ‘Punggol Slap’ which the PAP will never forget!”
