Jumping the gun, aren’t we?
The fate of the Move Forward Party (MFP) is hanging by a thread despite its best efforts to overlook the lurking dangers that could have seismic consequences in politics.
The party has refused to sit idle since it swept through many constituencies to emerge as the biggest party in the May 14 election, having toppled many “sure-bet” seasoned poll candidates in the process.
MFP leader Pita Limjaroenrat, also a prime ministerial aspirant, has seen his appointment book full. He has been meeting the movers and shakers of the business sector and local administrative organisations, impervious to reminders from the outgoing government that it remains firmly in charge.
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