Kadir: Dr M's wants unity gov’t to save Malaysia
is consistent with what the 94-year-old Bersatu chairperson had envisioned when he returned to active politics in 2016.
"By doing this, Malaysia will be more democratic because the government will be open to being scrutinised by all political parties inside and outside the Dewan Rakyat. Mahathir only intended to hold on to the PM position to"cleanse the country of the filth left by the BN government and to address the repercussions of the Covid-19 outbreak", Kadir said.
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