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**Lt_Apple** · 09-05-2012, 01:35 AM

Mr Alex Tan was a member of the SPP, until he resigned and was loaned as a candidate for the Reform Party at the 2011 general election. He displayed passion and hard work prior to the elections. Since then he has returned to the SPP, but has largely been inactive in the party. If a person has resigned from 1 party, he's considered a free man. (i.e, with no political affiliation to any parties whatsoever)

In that case, how could he possibly be "loaned" to RP as a candidate?

On the other note, at the rate KJ is going, he's going to ruin the good name which his father, JBJ has built over his political years.

09-05-2012, 01:35 AM	#8
Lt_Apple Join Date Dec 2008 Posts 4,489 Senior Member	Mr Alex Tan was a member of the SPP, until he resigned and was loaned as a candidate for the Reform Party at the 2011 general election. He displayed passion and hard work prior to the elections. Since then he has returned to the SPP, but has largely been inactive in the party. If a person has resigned from 1 party, he's considered a free man. (i.e, with no political affiliation to any parties whatsoever) In that case, how could he possibly be "loaned" to RP as a candidate? On the other note, at the rate KJ is going, he's going to ruin the good name which his father, JBJ has built over his political years.
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