9 minuter sedan, skrev spooncreek:
Tydligen hölls den första politiska debatten sedan 2014 i veckan. Anutin som du väntat att höra ifrån deltog, men fick inga särskilt goda vitsord:
"Anutin Charnvirakul, ex-cabinet minister and leader of the Bhumjaithai Party (BJT), took a safe road by expressing no clear political position. BJT is a medium-sized party expecting to win 30-40 seats in the election, and Mr Anutin is the type of politician who plays the political numbers game. His strategy is to use the seats he gained as leverage in negotiations to be a partner in a next government coalition.
As his party's objective is to always be part of any government, Mr Anutin would not offend anyone. Although he did try to distance himself from the military during the debate, it was not convincing enough, especially after the exposure of a picture of him and Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on a recent trip abroad. The current military regime will definitely attempt to manipulate the political process and Mr Anutin knows full well he may have to cater to them. But he also has his options open to join other political parties with more democratic leanings -- all up to the outcome of the election."
Man ska dock komma ihåg att recensenten av Anutin är en gammal rådgivare till Yingluck-regeringen, samt släkt med Abhisit om jag fattar hans text rätt (ständigt dessa kappvändare).
Inte heller PTPs frontnamn Khunying Sudarat fick några särskilt smickrande recensioner av honom. Intressantast verkar fortsatt vara det nybildade "Future Forward"
https://www.bangkokpost.com/opinion/opinion/1436275/talk-show-debate-sets-tone-for-election
Vilka politiker är inte Thaksinlierade,finns de?
