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Above, Umno president Zahid Hamidi gives Wee a pat in the cheek for being such a loyal political lapdog. Above image says it all about previous MCA ministers.
Let MCA contest in Sabah to contribute to the Government’s coffer after losing its deposits
KUALA LUMPUR, March 1, 2025: Let MCA contest on its own as it is a democratic matter.
At least, by contesting, MCA will be contributing to the Government’s coffer after its candidates lose their deposits.
MCA is already politically irrelevant to Malaysians in the peninsula, so what are their chances of victory in Sabah?
At least, now we know the loyal political Umno-lapdog MCA and its president Wee Ka Siong know they are heading for political oblivion.
Wee was quoted as saying: “The internal election is not our focus right now. Instead, winning more seats (in state and general elections) is our priority.
“If we fail to win any seats for five consecutive years, we will gradually fade from the public eye and lose our ability to fulfil MCA’s aspirations.”
And that’s exactly what is going to happen in the Sabah state elections and the next general election in 2027.
Malaysians are prepared to politically bury MCA forever. No sympathies, no regrets for selling out the Chinese to Umno for more than six decades.
No News Is Bad News reproduces below a news report on what Wee said about his party’s fate:
MCA dismisses suggestions to sit out Sabah polls
-01 Mar 2025, 06:15 PM
Party president Wee Ka Siong says people can make their own ‘analysis’, which is common ahead of elections.
MCA president Wee Ka Siong said the party should focus on winning seats in state and national elections, rather than internal party polls.
KUALA LUMPUR: MCA president Wee Ka Siong has dismissed claims the party was advised to withdraw from the upcoming Sabah state election, calling it “political analysis” that should not be entertained.
Wee said it was normal for such rumours to be spread ahead of elections.
“It’s fine, let them talk. I am not restricting their right to make their own analysis,” he told reporters after MCA’s 76th anniversary celebration at the party’s headquarters here today.
“How we contest (in the Sabah state election) and who our ‘partners’ will be need to be finalised soon.
“In the context of Sabah, each party wants to place its bets when more than one party is in the coalition.”
Earlier, during his speech, Wee urged all party members to prepare for upcoming state and federal elections, rather than focus on internal party elections.
“The internal election is not our focus right now. Instead, winning more seats (in state and general elections) is our priority,” he said.
“If we fail to win any seats for five consecutive years, we will gradually fade from the public eye and lose our ability to fulfil MCA’s aspirations.”
On Feb 11, FMT quoted a source as saying that Barisan Nasional would be represented by Umno and Parti Bersatu Rakyat Sabah in the next Sabah election, while ally MCA would be advised to sit out the contest and help the coalition’s candidates.
In the 2020 state election, MCA lost all the four seats – Kapayan, Elopura, Karamunting and Likas – it contested in.
In the last state election, BN won 14 seats and was for three years part of the state government until a failed coup to oust chief minister Hajiji Noor in January 2023.
BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi had previously said the coalition would join forces with Pakatan Harapan for the Sabah polls, which must be held before the end of the year.
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