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Should PH work with Bersama to defeat a common enemy?

AS both PKR and Parti Bersama appeal to the same voter demographic, several KEADILAN members believe it would be best for the parties to cooperate. They said working together would give both Pakatan Harapan and Bersama a better chance at winning seat...

KEADILAN branch members argue that Pakatan Harapan should collaborate with Bersama to improve their political chances and defeat Barisan Nasional. Both parties target the same voter demographics, and previous elections saw narrow losses that could have been avoided with cooperation. The party is reportedly losing direction after gaining federal power, with members feeling it has strayed from its initial mission.

Many are prepared to join Bersama due to dissatisfaction with Umno's influence. A KEADILAN chief warns that Umno will betray the party at any opportunity and seeks a new leader with a clear succession plan. Recent resignations, such as those of Rafizi Ramli and Nurul Izzah Anwar, highlight the internal issues. The primary concern is Malay voters, whom Umno has allied with PAS to win over.

Umno's partnership with PAS seems temporary, as PAS commands the majority of Malay voters. Once the bubble bursts, Umno will likely revert to its true nature. Many KEADILAN members urge for open discussions and a stronger alliance with Bersama to counter this threat.

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