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Do you think her advice is useful? Why are we paying our ministers so much just for them to say stupid things time and time again?

This year’s budget is filled with stupid moments coming from our men in white. It really shows how little they care about Singaporeans, their purpose is to tell us how they want to take more of our money! First we got the Lawrence Wong who decided to count to three …

Once again, PAP flips their prata just to try to bring the opposition down. Previously, Raeesah Khan admitted that she lied about how she accompanied a victim to the police station. Her anecdote actually came from an anonymous support group. At that time, they said that she shouldn’t have put …

He believes that Raeesah Khan still has a "great opportunity to prove it is possible".

Earlier this week, Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan was caught calling PSP’s Leong Mun Wai “illiterate” in parliament. He even remarked, “Seriously how did he even get into RI? Must have been a lousy school.” He thought that the microphone was off, and that it wouldn’t pick up on his …

Our reader Justin shares his views about who could be our next PM following the news of the cabinet reshuffle.

Some haters have been gloating that Jamus Lim is too quiet ever since he won Sengkang GRC. But over the past few weeks, he and the Workers’ Party have proposed many new, open and liberal ideas, contrary to the rigid PAP. These ideas will take Singapore forward and give us …

A reader points out the hypocrisy of Vivian Balakrishnan's statement that "it is the height of national shame for the armed forces of any country to turn its arms against its own people."

Dormitories, dormitories, dormitories. Something that I have plenty of bones to pick with over and OVER again. Here are some numbers that Josephine Teo should actually cry over instead of whatever it was she used to pander to people.

As I listened to the President’s address to Parliament at its opening on Monday, I can’t help but was drawn to the part where she mentioned that Singaporeans “desire for more diverse voices to be heard, and stronger checks and balances”. Until and when both the President and Speaker of Parliament are prepared to walk their motherhood talks and Opposition MPs are able to muster enough courage to thump through contentious issues without fear or favour, the next 4-5 years will be a replica of post-2011 where the PAP will rebuild its lost momentum.