On Thursday night, the eve of cooling off day, the Presidential candidate made his final pitch to Singaporeans on why they should give him their vote during his rally at the Singapore Expo.
Speaking forcefully at times as he highlighted a point, Dr Tan cited an example where he voted against the Nominated MP scheme when the whip was not lifted and asked the government to tone down on foreign talent in 1999.
"If something is wrong, I will tell you, that's my motto," he said, speaking to a crowd of about 8,000. He also had a sign language interpreter present for the hearing-impaired to understand his rally. Full story
