Why MCA is insulting a great town like Kajang and its residents?

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When the Opposition front decides to endorse parliamentary opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to contest in the Kajang state constituency, MCA deputy president Wee Ka Siong was quick to mock that why should a great leader like Anwar contest in that so-called "satay" town.

So, looks like MCA and its party deputy president has indirectly insulted the people of Kajang by mocking that the said great leader (Anwar) should not contest in that town in the next coming by election. Apart from that, Wee had also failed to give any affirmative on whether MCA would fill its "great" leader or candidate to contest against Anwar's candidacy. Is MCA or Wee afraid of realizing their candidate for this "traditional" seat of theirs?

To-date, MCA and its leaders are still speaking politically like a coward. If they were to really want to put their candidate in that state constituency to fight PKR and Anwar at all cost, we will also ask, what for? Knowing that the people's sentiments nowadays are certainly against MCA and the other BN component parties?

We wish to advise MCA and all its party leaders. You are doing nothing good at all by staying out of the cabinet or whatsoever government positions as you are all still talking politically stupid in front of the public or voters. Whatever wrongs, mismanagement, corruption or power abuse within your coalition's administration are still unseen by you because you are totally blind.

Whatever racism or extremism expounded by Umno and their sponsored-NGOs are also unseen by you, instead you attack the oppositions by blaming that such are deliberately caused by the opposition leaders. Because of the stupidity of these MCA leaders, the party too had lost its maturity. They have yet to admit their mistakes, their misdeeds and misadventures which led to their two electoral defeats in 2008 and 2013 respectively.

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