
The deputy president has to air his objections to the party president’s new leadership council appointments, publicly.
Things have not improved between Anwar Ibrahim and Azmin Ali.
That is to say, the president and deputy president were not able to agree, or the deputy was never consulted. Either way, that’s a mess inside PKR, because the top two don’t see eye to eye.
In the backdrop, more quagmire.
Nurul Izzah Anwar, the top elected vice-president, the technical number three, albeit being the president’s daughter quit the leadership cloaked in secrecy. Continue reading “PKR’s Cold War, Ensues”