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On Monday, March 3, 2008
Tian Chua inviting his opponent in Batu, Lim Si Pin to have a dialog or debate with him.
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A simple DAP music video showing DAP's activities.
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PAS Offers BN A Debate On PAS's Manifesto. Nasharudin Mat Isa has agreed to empty all his appointments on the 4th of March, while Abdul Hadi Awang on the 5th of March to debate.
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R Sivarasa (Subang, P-107) listening to the problems of the residents of Astara Vista on 29 February 2008.
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The mainly DAP supporters gave PKR de facto leader, Anwar Ibrahim a rousing welcome in Bagan, Penang.
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On Friday, February 29, 2008
Eric Majimbun, BN's candidate appealing for support and vote through this music video. Eric Majimbun is the only non-Chinese candidate from the SAPP contesting for a Parliamentary seat.
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2008
MIC president S Samy Vellu today denied that shoes were thrown at him during a recent visit to Penang. Quizzed on this at a press conference in Butterworth, he quipped: "They threw an atomic bomb at me...I threw the atomic (bomb) back."
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Karpal Singh talks on distributing Petronas profits and Rafidah Aziz's nomination day blunder.
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Lim Kit Siang chanting "smash" while using his fist to make an effect in a political ceramah.
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On Monday, February 25, 2008
Parti Sosisalis Malaysia (PSM) leader Dr D Jeyakumar taking on a political heavyweight MIC president S Samy Vellu in Sungai Siput in a three cornered fight with another independent. DAP decided not to field a candidate.
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DAP Malacca's Candidates For Kota Melaka and its state seat on Nomination Day.
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BN released it's TV Commercial for the upcoming General Election with it's motto "50 Years of Moving as One: One Nation, One People, One Future, One Choice"
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On Sunday, February 24, 2008
Wan Ubaidah won the the Kelantan state seat of Kijang when BN's candidate was disqualified when he was found out to be bankrupted.
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The Chairman of the Chinese Community Supporters of PAS Club, Mr. Hu Phang Chow, urging Chinese voters to vote for the opposition.
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Po Kuan said that it was an unwise decision to not contest after seeing many people supporting her and will continue to contest in the coming elections.
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