PM Lee’s Brother, Lee Hsien Yang, Explains Why He Joins the Opposition Party

This GE2020 is going to be very different from previous years’ due to Covid-19.

Because of Covid-19, various political parties in Singapore are now switching to online means to get their message out.

Some, like the Workers Party, did a video so good that if all political videos are like that, we’d probably stop watching political dramas on Netflix.

And the Progress Singapore Party (PSP), which has long been using the internet to get their messages out, got their newest member to explain why he’s joining them.

PM Lee’s Brother, Lee Hsien Yang, Explains Why He Joins the Opposition Party

This is Mr Lee Hsien Yang, younger brother of Singapore’s current prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong.

And as you can tell from the polo-tee that he’s wearing, he has joined the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) for GE 2020.

Normally a person who keeps himself out of the limelight, everyone was curious why he would willingly step into the public eye this time.

On 24 Jun 2020, PSP uploaded a short video of him explaining why he has decided to join the Progress Singapore Party.

He started off his message strongly, pointing out that this General Election, there is no Lee Kuan Yew Bonus or SG50 to help the ruling party.

He also pointed out that there are several issues that have not been solved yet:

• The CPF Scheme
• The HDB Leases
• and the highly-controversial Presidential Election

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“You Can Be Loyal Without Voting For PAP”

The ruling party (PAP) has lost its way, he asserted.

“The current government is distinctively different from when LKY was PM and subsequently MM.”

He added that it’s not just him, but his sister, Lee Wei Ling, who shares the same opinion in a Facebook post before the Oxley Road saga.

He pointed out that Singaporeans can be loyal to Singapore, love Singapore, and remain proud of what we have achieved without voting for the PAP and urged Singaporeans to support the Progress Singapore Party (PSP), either financially or in other ways like helping to spread the word.

The PSP (and Dr Tan) is a serious party which deserves support, he added.

And with that support, they just might be able to create a better future.

You Can Watch His Full Video Message Below:

Election Fever Gearing Up

We’re getting closer and closer to D-Day, which is happening on 10 July 2020 and things are already heating up.

West Coast GRC looks set to become a heated battleground between the PAP and PSP, and the opposition’s golden girl who disappeared after GE2011 is back again this year.

If you’re curious about what the days will be like after 30 Jun, Nomination Day, here’s a timeline of events that’ll happen before Polling Day on 10 Jul 2020.

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