Is Tanjung Piai Bersatu's Waterloo?

First off, let me say that Bersatu stands little chance of winning the Tanjung Piai by-election.

This is because voters are not happy and are angry with Mahathir and the PH government he leads for betraying the mandate given them to usher in the dawn of a new Bolehland and will punish the PH coalition, and especially Bersatu.

Nearly two years in, the Mahathir administration seems more interested in entrenching their position in power, playing politics rather than looking after the rakyat's welfare and interests.

Day in and day out, we hear of attempts of Bersatu and cahoots to strengthen their position in the PH coalition vis-a-vis their own coalition partners, for purposes that are surely not edifying and surely not too hard to fathom why they are doing just that?

As it is, the ruling PH coalition has enough numbers to comfortably be the government of the day. So why all this constant shadow play behind the scene to be one up on your own coalition partners?

Why this constant resort to the divisive race and religion narrative to see who is the greater hero and protector of race and religion?

And with half-past-six ministers talking about the colours of students' shoes and flying cars instead of education and industry, what can you expect?

Don't know about you, but maybe it is timely Tanjung Piai be Bersatu's waterloo.