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CAMPAIGN BUZZ
May 28, 2018
PM Lee identifies private education a key issue worth addressing
In a meeting with Minister of Education, Ms Indranee Thurai Rajah and Minister of Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu Hai Yien, PM Lee urged competing parties to address the gaps in the education system and criticisms of elitism. Lee highlights education reforms as a crucial vantage point for competing parties in the next election.
May 30, 2018
Minister for Home Affairs and
Minister for Law endorses Victoria Lau for as the "leader Singapore needs"
In a recent interview conducted by the Straits Times, a journalist interviewed Mr K Shanmugam to gather his opinion on the upcoming election. In this exchange, Shanmugam stressed that "there is a huge gap that almost every party is neglecting - our falling birth rates." He urged the people to vote for Victory as he believes that Victory has innovative and viable plans that can reverse this worrying trend. He ended this interview with a clear point, "Victoria is the most suited candidate to empower the nation to uncover all they have lost."
June 2, 2018
Victory Party serving up serious competition in the race of the century
According to recent tracking polls by the Ministry of Communication and Information, Victory has made tremendous leaps in popular votes on numerous social media platforms. With a fortitude of 2 million followers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, as well as, numerous endorsements by heads of state and dominant constituencies, Victory is definitely one to watch out for in the 2018 Election.
June 5, 2018
Victoria "Ain't no Beckham but sure is Justice"
Identifying with the high childcare costs in Singapore, as a working mother of 2, Victoria revealed in a vulnerable interview on ZULA chickchats (a YouTube channel dedicated to empower women in Singapore), just how difficult it had been to bear the financial cost of raising 2 children in the most expensive in the city. In the video discussion, she interacted with a single mother, a mother of 4, as well as, a divorced father of 3. In this relatable and open sharing of personal stories, "much insight has been encoded into future plans to rectify related policies", said Victoria in her closing note.
She ended her first social media presence with a witty catchphrase which elevated her status as a down-to-earth candidate who is sincere about vying for the higher affordability in revised Child Development Assistance (CDA) schemes should she manage to clinch victory in the upcoming election.
Ending off on a comedic note, with references to popular pop-culture icons, Victoria Beckham and Victoria Justice on famed Nickelodeon show, she commented, "the majority of us aren't going to be as rich as Victoria Beckham and raise kids with excess to spare. However, this Victoria's sure to deliver the justice parents finally deserve."
June 9, 2018
Victoria Ventures into Private Institutions to Gather a Consensus
In an effort to gather the most raw and updated opinion among tertiary students, Victoria visited James Cook University, LASALLE, NAFA, as well as, approached Murdoch, University at Buffalo, University of London, and other private tertiary students on July 3. Victoria also relentlessly pursued financial advisors at these institutions to formulate the best approach forward by harmonizing the feasible means schools can offer and idealistic hopes of students struggling to pay for the high schooling expenses.
Victoria is certainly fueled with tenacity to revamp the age-old convention that students have to stop higher education should they fail to enter local universities. Victoria is fervently fighting to keep the flame of education alive for the flickering few ostracized by the inevitable consequences of Singapore's harsh meritocracy.
June 20, 2018
Victoria Reveals the Secret Singapore is Dying to Hear
In a recent series of meet-the-people rally in outlying neighborhoods, TODAYonline captured numerous images of Victoria extending not only a handshake customary of most political candidates, but displayed her identifiable nature of conversing with numerous races in their homes while delivering food packages prepared by her. The Straits Times also complemented TODAYonline by dubbing it as "the most victorious visit" which successfully showcased "the most genuine interaction in the past 5 years". Mothership.sg added another angle by documenting exclusive footage of Victoria going through the muck of alleys to aid the nation's famous cardboard elderly for a day.
In a recent press release on June 5, Victoria was eagerly pursued by various media representatives inquiring her refreshing approach to engaging citizens. In an air of grace, she revealed a personal anecdote of her late widowed grandmother. Much akin to everyday Singaporeans, Victoria treasured home-cooked goodness from her grandmother. Her grandmother had often dished out her cooking to the neighboring needy around her estate. In an effort to emulate her late grandmother, she has pledged to vie for the voiceless and underrepresented citizens in outlying neighborhoods uncharted by other candidates.
VICTORIA'S MESSAGE
