Anwar must always trust his own judgment, be very careful of his close advisers

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Anwar must always trust his own judgment, be very careful of his close advisers - Focus Malaysia

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If the leader forgets and is negligent, no warning will be given, and (even) if he remembers, no help will be accorded to him.

As the Tambun MP-elect is in the midst of finalising his Cabinet list, he must be not let his judgment be swayed by lobbyists but to always stick to the original principle of his struggle which is to put Malaysians first regardless of their skin colour or creed (unlike one of his predecessors who openly claimed to be Malay first and Malaysian second).

In a Nov 22, 2018 interview with Malaysiakini, Puad said stories of how these advisors controlled the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) soon became campaign fodder for the opposition and Abdullah’s influential predecessor Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.