September 21, 2012
GE-13: Prime Minister Najib Keeping Us in suspense
by Syed Jaymal Zahiid @www.freemalaysiatoday.com
UMNO President Najib Tun Razak today (September 20) one after another to leave everybody guessing upon when polls will be reason when he pronounced the party's annual general assembly will take place in November.
"It is up to you to have whatever interpretations you want to make," he told reporters after chairing the UMNO's autarchic legislature meeting here.
The Barisan Nasional Chairman also pronounced which celebration elections, which are ostensible to be reason during this year's AGM, will not take place, the pierce strongly suggesting which Najib is looking during the 2013 date to reason the 13th general election.
But when asked to endorse this, Najib pronounced which he would leave it to speculation, adding which the preference upon the polls date is still inside of his purview.
"Even if I have set the date [for the AGM], I can still postpone it," he pronounced when asked if the preference to reason the meeting would entice conjecture which national polls will be reason subsequent year.
"Let them speculate. I like them to speculate," he joked when pressed further upon the matter. Observers, however, have warned the Prime Minister against loitering polls to subsequent year whilst the little have urged him to reason it this ! year whe n Malaysia is capable of weathering the tellurian economic charge which has yet to see the worse.
Delay is detrimental
Several dates have been bandied about since he took bureau in Apr 2009 and rumours were clever which he would reason it sometime this year, though countless political setbacks have allegedly forced him to stretch the current term.
UMNO sources vocalization to FMT pronounced one of the major hindrances for an early date was the biased fighting over possibilities nonetheless the little of the leaders denied the allegation.
This was pronounced to be one of the major causes at the back of the ruling coalition's record waste in the last general election.
Najib, an unelected Prime Minister, now faces the task of restoring Barisan Nasional's two-thirds mandate, though analysts predict the tough float for the UMNO's seventh President as he will lead the separate celebration in to the tightest election.
Yesterday successful former Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad gave the 
gloomy opinion upon Najib's chances, saying he would expected lead the diseased supervision notwithstanding surviving the polls.
A recent survey showed Najib's popular rating hovering only on top of the 50% mark, though analysts warned which this does not necessarily interpret in to votes for the current government.
The Prime Minister will also expected make use of Budget 2013, to be tabled subsequent week, as his final arms to give his choosing chances the large push.
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