MOVE Forward Party spokesman Rangsiman Rome said today (Aug. 29) after seeing the unofficial lineup of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s cabinet a million questions cropped up in his mind to ask this new government particularly how they are going to solve key problems affecting the majority of the people such as pricey electricity bills, TV Channel 7 said.

 

While the government’s policy statement is still awaited, which he said defies belief, another key issue is abolition of annual military conscription.

 

“Move Forward has always believed that Pheu Thai has a consistent policy of abolishing military conscription but I heard Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin using the words ‘joint development’.

 

by TNR Staff

TOP: Move Forward Party spokesman Rangsiman Rome, right, and Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, left. Photo: TV Channel 7

 

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

“Move Forward has always believed that Pheu Thai has a consistent policy of abolishing military conscription but I heard Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin using the words ‘joint development’.

Pheu Thai seem to have amnesia....

nice to see MFP showing them for what they are, first order of business should be removing the PM senators vote from the charter, then requiring all members to anually report personal wealth and earning each year in office (removed by junta)

 

PT  are done IMO, there will be increasing calls for a new election and the dissolution of parliament 

I hope Mr. Rangsiman asked for an explanation of how the guy who did 4 years in Jail in Australia for drug convictions has scored a minister position. 

13 hours ago, webfact said:

particularly how they are going to solve key problems affecting the majority of the people such as pricey electricity bills, TV Channel 7 said.

The 13.5 billion baht spent on submarines could instead help subsidize electricity costs. How about it PTP?