US EditionThailand’s Pita Hopes to Rise Again Through Reformist People’s Party Successor
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Thailand’s Pita hopes to rise again through reformist People’s Party successor
Thailand’s most popular political figure Pita Limjaroenrat has exhorted the public to fight apathy and vote in droves at a February 8 election for his reformist party, which remains the biggest threat to the power of the country’s entrenched elite. Pita led the reformist People’s Party – then called Move Forward – to win the last election in 2023 on a record 76 per cent voter turnout, stunning the establishment as it gobbled up seats from politi…
"Tim" makes a comeback to the People's Party's major rally, appealing to voters for number 46 to form a people's government and send "Prime Minister Teng" to Government House. He declares that 10 years won't be long, and "Thanathorn, Piyabutr, Chaiyathawat, and Phitha" will return soon.
Pita has arrived! He unveiled his 4 T strategy to rally the 25 million undecided voters to choose the People's Party. He sent Teng to Government House, declared his love and support for the 24 million insured individuals, and added that while he may be disqualified from politics, he cannot be disqualified from caring for the people. (January 25th)
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