KOTA KINABALU: Sabah's oddball political scenario took another twist when a party-less Barisan Nasional member joined coalition party leaders' meeting to deliberate on who would be the candidate for the Batu Sapi by election on Nov 4.
Deputy Chief Minister Peter Pang who sat beside fellow deputy chief minister and Parti Bersatu Sabah leader Joseph Pairin Kitingan, raised eyebrows when he joined the meeting.
Pang, the Karamunting assemblyman which falls within the Batu Sapi constituency, fell out with his former party, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) after it said it could no longer work with Chief Minister Musa.
Pang left LDP to become an independent BN member and is currently in search of a party.
Same on u...
ReplyDeleteMusa 'brushed' it aside? Does it mean that Musa doesn't respect LDP? Now, let me see. If I were Liew, I would be deeply offended by that. 'Lose face' is the more correct term. And you will still help UMNO dominates Sabah? Come on, man. Remember when Datuk Haris said 'kasi betis mau paha'? Deja vu?
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