THE spat among the local leaders, especially between SAPP and DAP, don't go down well with voters and potential voters of opposition parties.
Why must a problem be created unnecessarily, which could be resolved easily?
If the idea is to score political mileage, it isn't worth even thinking because people actually hate it. The only group that benefits out of this is the BN.
Local DAP leaders are prone to sparking hatred which eventually lead to unnecessary strain on other fellow opposition leaders.
Politicians like us have different views of looking at politics and want as far as possible to align from this old designed mentality that only they can do politicking. We want something more forward looking to pursue people and State's interests
There is a need to plant new initiative among the younger leaders if we want to see real democracy in Malaysia and in Sabah exist in the future. I'm expecting all opposition political parties to cooperate. All should wrap their quarrel and let the general election be done with, or else get out of politics.
This coming general election is significant and crucial to people in Sabah in particular the mental aspect If we can't make political difference via ballot boxes this time, one can forget for sometime but be prepared for the worst.
The present opposition leaders must put aside any differences and let consolidate energy against the BN Government.
I don't think Hiew King Cheu is representing the rest of DAP in Sabah, nor the national leaders' views.
