News Forum - Nida Poll: PM Prayut shouldn’t take over PPRP or form new party

[Thaiger]

A new Nida Poll about the recent shakeups in the government with PM Prayut Chan-o-cha and 5 cabinet members defeating a vote of no confidence shows that only 16% of people believe that the Prime Minister should become the new leader of the Palang Pratharath Party, while many feel it’s time for him to move aside and make way for new leaders to emerge. The poll was conducted between September 13 and 16 with 1,317 respondents answering questions by phone. Those surveyed were over the age of 18 and located throughout the country and represented a range of all jobs […]

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[Shade_Wilder]

 

These results are hardly surprising, are they?

 

Is there anyone who is a rabid supporter of the PM? Even in his own party? Anyone?

 

Is there a reason for the PPRP to exist, other than as a vehicle for the old coup leadership to pretend to be democratic? Does the PPRP stand for anything, other than the continuation of power by and for the elite?

 

Some things need to die a quick and natural death, and both the PPRP and Prayut's time as Prime Minister are at the top of that list.

 

 

 

Edited September 19, 2021 by Shade_Wilder

[KaptainRob]

1,317 persons polled out of 70, 000, 000  and this make headlines?

It was a slam dunk question anyway.

[9S_]

13 minutes ago, KaptainRob said:

1,317 persons polled out of 70, 000, 000  and this make headlines?

It was a slam dunk question anyway.

That’s around the same number pollsters ask in the US. 
 

But I don’t think PM is going to care. He survived “a vote of no confidence” considering he out nearly half of them in there. 
 

The claim during the last election was that even if he earned 25% of the vote he’d still be in the majority 

Edited September 19, 2021 by 9S_
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[Stonker]

24 minutes ago, KaptainRob said:

1,317 persons polled out of 70, 000, 000  and this make headlines?

It was a slam dunk question anyway.

Whatever else it may be, it isn't "news".

[AlexPTY]

he shouldn't have done many things, but i don't think he would care