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Succession plan was never provided for under the party constitution. So, why bother having a so-called plan in the first place? Such succession plan will only work if the duration of the plan does not clash with party election. That is a simple politics 101, of which I am sure seasoned politicians like Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz know at the back of her head. And as one of the people who were vocal in asking Pak Lah not to defend his position as the party President, I think our Kak Dah would know already that her time is up.

But then again, if one wants to uphold the party constitution, Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz should defend her position because she has the nominations needed to contest in the Party Election in March 2009. Therefore, asking her not to contest is very wrong indeed. I would say, let Kak Dah defend her post because that is what the party members want. And at the same time, let Datuk Kamilla contest the Deputy Wanita Chief post because again, the members have spoken.

The question that we should be asking now is what should Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil do? She received nominations for both Wanita Chief and Deputy Chief. In this situation, she has a choice and we all should let her make her own decision. Whatever she chooses, we should respect her decision and when it is time to vote in March, delegates should vote for the right candidates based on their track record leaders.

The only way UMNO can survive is to have a paradigm shift in many aspects. UMNO should be more brave in throwing out irrelevant leaders – be more like Hang Jebat and Laksamana Bentan.

P.S. This is my personal opinion – not an advice.

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