oh dear - part 2

So it appears from today's Straits Times that a certain Kate Spade-toting, potential MP to-be is currently better known for her brand preference in bags than anything else because she didn't privatise her Facebook page before being unveiled as a public figure.

I'm astounded beyond words.

Never mind the bag, never mind the princessy foot stamp, never mind what Lim Boon Heng may have implied (iroirodori.blogspot.com/2011/03/oh-dear.html). However, this very clearly illustrates the intellectual capacity of this candidate.

"Stunned by online vitriol"? All I can say is that only herself is to blame for not even having the brains to privatise all her public online content. Even my friends who become teachers know to protect their privacy from a few hundred - at most - nosy students. What more when one is exposing oneself to the nation and entering politics!!

I have no idea what the party's game plan is. But I think that "bad publicity is better than no publicity" doesn't always apply, and certainly not for politics.

Perhaps the older folks may go "Oh, it's so sweet that her greatest regret is not having brought her parents to Universal Studios before getting all busy with politics. Such a filial daughter." (and yes, she really said that!!! Wtf!) However, the youth like me - whom she thinks she can connect with - are shaking their heads, rolling their eyes and wondering what the hell is going on.

Sigh.

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