Many voters would have accepted the outcome of the 14th GE if the majority of them had indeed voted for a Malay-Muslim-dominant government. I told the MPs that the bigger picture of “their” politics did not matter to the voters whose trust they had betrayed. But unlike the fading graffiti in Kampung Tengah, the Sheraton Move should not be easily forgotten. Whatever political permutation emerges, voters must send the message that their votes are sacred and must not be taken for granted. But for political change to happen, we must first play our part by going out and voting.
