Singapore’s youngest political party – the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) – has seen the expulsion of two members and the departure of at least two other key members recently.
Early in January this year, PSP’s Central Executive Committee (CEC) member Alex Tan Tiong Hee drew the ire of some opposition politicians after he described the leaders of a proposed four-party alliance as captains of “sinking boats” who are just “clasping one another’s hands to save themselves from drowning”.
Another PSP member Brad Bowyer was POFMA-ed last year for making false statements about Temasek holdings and GIC.
Just last week, yet another resignation took place. PSP member Shaun Lee Chee Wai who was considered as a candidate for the GE according to Fathership’s PSP source quit due to “internal politics”. His resignation was not announced by PSP.
