Loke Urges PH to Campaign on Government Record, Not Personal Attacks
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Minister Loke Siew Fook urged Pakatan Harapan (PH) to campaign by highlighting the government's record of performance. He advised the party not to launch personal attacks on opposing leaders during the campaign.
According to a report by The Vibes, Loke stressed that voters are more interested in hearing explanations about the policies, achievements and programmes that the government has implemented. He argued that discussions focused on real issues could help voters make decisions more clearly.
In contrast, personal attacks were said to be capable of undermining the political atmosphere and diverting attention away from issues that are important to the people. This proposal was presented as guidance for PH to maintain a more dignified campaign.
So far, the report has not provided further details about the parties targeted or any response from PH leaders. Further developments on this matter should be monitored through more comprehensive news sources.
Sources: The Vibes
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