Najib can win PRU-13

PRU-13 top the list in coffee talks. The common question is When is the PRU-13 ?

Earlier in the year, the heat was intense about the election. Common answers was June. Then July. Then August. Soon the common answers become “Don’t know.” Words of reaction to the answers are again as common as “Fear of losing” The supporters of the Oppositions would reason on why isn’t the Parlimen dibubarkan if the Barisan Nasional is confident. Gradually, the heat is losing steam as the rakyat is beginning to give more support to the Barisan. Najib isn’t fear of losing to the Pakatan Rakyat neither is he fear of losing Putrajaya control but instead the Barisan is preparing for a big win to garner ⅔ Parliamentary seats. More than 12,000,000 would cast their votes in the coming PRU-13 and ⅔ win represent some 8,000,000 voters backing up the new government.

The Barisan’s experiences in managing the country is reckoned with 55 years of independence. With 1Malaysia, the Najib Administration is the first to pay money allowances to the rakyat. Giving the rakyat money was never done before 1Malaysia. Before 1Malaysia, giant projects became the headlines and they are for example, the Economic Corridors during Badawi Administration, the World-Class Physical Infrastructure during the Mahathir Administration, the National Unity during the Hussein Administration, the New Economic Policy during the Razak Administration and the Pride of Nationhood during the Rahman Administration. Caring for the rakyat is taking place now. Janji Ditepati is not sloganed but is a delivery of promise of People First, Performance Now or Rakyat Didahulukan, Percapaian diutamakan. The moment Janji Ditepati started the rakyat enjoyed the Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia, and many others. Those good things would be repeated soon as unveiled by Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak in his Budget 2013 speech recently. When Najib and his deputy Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin posed for a photograph after presenting the Budget in parliament, they said, “For the people” to questions raised by reporters.

Come PRU-13, Malaysian voters have to decide whether they deserved an experienced or an inexperienced government. GE will be a very tight race.