News Forum - Several political parties name candidates for PM, ruling party reportedly supports Prayut

[Thaiger]

In the heat of calls and protests pushing for PM Prayut Chan-o-cha to resign or be removed from office, political parties are now starting to name prime ministerial candidates for the next election, which will be in 2023. Prayut and his government also faced a no-confidence hearing last month. Although the vote ruled in Prayut’s favour, many issues were raised during the four-day debate, including accusations of mismanagement during the pandemic and bribes in return for votes. A source told the Bangkok Post that the ruling Palang Pracharath Party, or PPRP, said it will back the prime minister’s bid for […]

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[palooka]

Now Prayut finds out who opposes him and sets out to destroy those that are a threat.

[Shade_Wilder]

This is the finest piece of journalism I have ever seen! Whopee!

The information is;

1. The ruling party will nominate their PM
2. The Democrat party will nominate their Leader
3. The Kia party will nominate their Leader
4. The Pheu Thai won't say who they will nominate, but you'll be "wowed".

Could you be more vague and devoid of facts??

Just when I thought Thai journalism simply could not get any worse...

 

[riclag]

555 The  ruling party is in control of the military ! The leaders have been in control for 7 years and have made it possible by enacting legislation  to protect their party’s rule! It will take a act of Buda for election results to favor a opposition party imop