Kopi Politics
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321Grace Fu Blames Singaporeans for Anger at Robertson Quay Ang Mohs who Flouted Circuit Breaker
The government has once again raised its blame game against Singaporeans. This time with Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Grace Fu...
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Embracing Diversity – PSP’s Martin Piper a Staunch Supporter of LGBT Rights, Same Sex Marriages
It’s tough to find a party in Singapore, whether the incumbent PAP or any opposition party for that matter, where members openly...
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Workers’ Party Members Commended for Doing Charity During Circuit Breaker Period
Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh has revealed how some party members have gone out made a difference during this circuit breaker lockdown...
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PSP Mass Resignations: Members Say They “Expected This”
A mass resignation of staff is always shocking. But perhaps what’s more surprising is having remaining staff saying they expected this to...
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Incompetent Yet Arrogant: Messages Flood in Hammering Josephine Teo for Foreign Worker Crisis
HAROLD CHAI: Josephine Teo assumed the Manpower Minister position in May 2018. She had two years to build her insights into the...
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Six Strikes and Still Kicking: PSP Survives its Members’ Silly Antics
ELSON: What started out as Dad’s army appears to have evolved into a troop of renegades. There were high hopes for the...
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PSP Member Calls for Foreign Workers to Riot over Bad Food
One Progress Singapore Party Member might land himself in hot soup after comments calling for foreign workers to riot over bad food...
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GE INSIDER: “Unknowns” Set to Contest for the Progress Singapore Party
A group of unknowns have reportedly been confirmed as candidates for the Progress Singapore Party. These include an academic, an IT professional,...
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PSP Internal Strife: More Accountability Needed from a Party that Champions “Accountability”
ELSON: First the disclaimer – I do support the PSP in spite of recent undesirable changes and online mutterings. My gripe here...
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“PAP 2.0” with Added Woes: Are Elitism and Factionalism Splitting the PSP?
The Progress Singapore Party appears to be on course to become “PAP 2.0” – with a lot more problems added to the...
