Dirty deeds damage DPMs
While the rest of the world grapple with economic woes, the two pretenders to Putrajaya slug it out like never before, publicly punching for power while tarring and feathering each with innuendoes and infidelities.
Yes, no love lost between Anwar Ibrahim and Najib Abdul Razak, once members of the Wawasan Team that swept through the 1993 UMNO party elections but now nemesis raising each other's tempratures as they race to be Prime Minister.
Sodomy charges return to dog Anwar, this time from a university dropout who became driver and then an assistant on allowance who accompanied the sacked deputy prime minister for meetings in and out of Malaysia.
It was also a driver a decade ago and both accusations include posh private condominiums just a few corners from either house or office. Is it a case of old habits or the same scriptwriter?
Altantuya Shaariibuu haunts Najib again but the latest revelations blow the allegations away as private dick Balasubramaniam Perumal flip-flopped like a government that cannot decide to give us cheap fuel or pricey petrol with postal paybacks.
So both trade allegations and punch holes in each other's tattered reputations instead of giving real leadership in the real world spinning away with an economy out of control in an age of sky-rocketting prices and inflation.
The Siber Party of Malaysia (M) says Malaysia needs real leadership, not damaged DPMs with alleged dirty deeds or government officials who might bend over backwards or forwards for the pleasure of their political masters.
Dirty deeds, like talk and comment, is cheap and free. We want more than that.