Ok. 
The timing? Well, it is indeed political, I admit. Let's be honest, wouldn't both sides want to look impressive? If the project had gone through, Malaysians would thank the Penang state government instead of the federal government. That would allow the opposition to benefit from "false publicity".

Anyway, the government shelved the project and revived the KTM project, as I remembered Badawi's exact words, "To focus on people's need first". Of course, Badawi was never really a good leader for the country.

What a flimsy argument. It's like saying the police should be reluctant to catch thieves because they are afraid that the local rukun tetangga people would take the credit.

it seems BN voters have failed in their duty.

Perhaps you should read Utusan, watch TV1 (TV3 looks moderate in comparison), and go to UMNO dominated forums. Those people are just a tiny bit more annoying.

welcome. give you "B1 droid" designation first.
If you write as well as Olida, then level up ok?

Perhaps PR downfall is that their supporters gave the impression that they think BN is the devil and PR is the angel. Perhaps some really think PR is the saviour of Malaysia. I'm just angry how much BN has messed up. Yes, some are overenthusiastic in their support for PR, but could you blame them after long years of BN mismanagement? I'm not delusional to think PR has no corrupt leaders or will have no corruption, but even a 10% reduction in corruption would go a long way for Malaysia.

Oh and some that fanatical only to counter BN supporters arguement. You don't believe how much PR supporters have to endure. Sure Lowyat forum is like PR heaven, but how bout real life?