Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, also chairman of the ruling coalition Barisan National (BN), or National Front, casts his ballot at a polling station in Pinang, north Malaysia, March 8, 2008. Full Article at Xinhua
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It's good to give some pressure for Barisan Nasional ... If the opposition parties can stand up for us, on behalf of us, I think it's good.
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He should accept responsibility
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I will issue a statement and give my views after everything is over. That is all I have to say
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It`s an overwhelming protest vote against the government. It shows a maturing society which doesn`t necessarily vote solely upon racial lines
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I am shocked. It feels Malaysia is a whole new country. It feels like it has been reborn
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Tomorrow we will start building a brighter future
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With the Chinese and Indians voting for the opposition, you raise the question if Malaysia's fundamentals are intact and whether there will be racial violence even though the Malays also voted for the opposition
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My gut feeling is it will fall sharply. It is due to concerns of political uncertainties and whether there will be unrest. But it will not crash
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This is probably not good news for the equity market or the ringgit
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This is a new dawn for Malaysia.
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