Isn’t it ironic: ‘Party-hoppers’ debating anti-hopping law, says Bung


PETALING JAYA: Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin has noticed the irony that certain MPs who had previously jumped ship are now slated to give speeches during the debate on constitutional amendments to pave the way for an anti-party hopping law.

“It is weird that some of the MPs giving speeches are the ones who party-hopped. Even young children are smart, asking ‘Daddy, what is party-hopping?’” said the Kinabatangan MP.

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