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With Singapore’s constraints as a “little red dot”, overcoming its challenges is much harder than it appears to be.
In fact, “any other government” wouldn’t necessarily do better, the People’s Action Party’s (PAP’s) Josephine Teo said in an e-rally for Marymount SMC earlier tonight (July 5).
Teo, who is also Minister for Manpower, appeared on the e-rally to urge voters to support Gan Siow Huang, PAP’s candidate for the SMC.
During her speech, Teo also touched on some of Singapore’s future challenges and addressed the opposition’s criticism of the ruling party.
Singapore faces “intense international competition” and has an economy that is “both strong and vulnerable”, Teo said.
“Even before Covid-19, you already knew that whatever lead we have built up can easily be eroded. Your jobs are at stake, your incomes may stagnate.”
She continued: “The opposition would like you to believe that all these difficulties are a result of poor policies and an incompetent PAP government. But I think in your heart, most of you understand our constraints as a little red dot.
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