need to throw punches because Isa Samad is a familiar face and figure in Bagan Pinang who people loved to have as their representative.It is said that Isa went to one of this opposition’s supposedly stronghold, stood up and asked the people there why can’t or won’t they chose him as their reps. “I would try my very best to do everything I could (in my power) if I am elected. That i can promise you. But if you want me to be 10 inches taller, that I simply can’t help it. God has made me what I am now. There is simply no way around it”. To this, the crowd replied with laughter and smiles. Isa then added, “as you all know, my wife passes away 3 years ago. I am alone now. So I have ample and lots of time to contribute and do goods for you, the people”. And with smiles and few tears seen among the crowds, no one can deny that what Isa said is absolutely right and spot on.
A legend’s to some. A friend’s to many. Tan Sri Isa Samad is the right choice for the people as he is the people who has been with the people and do lot of things for the people. He may had flaws in the past, now and then but tell me who doesn’t?
The ‘little Heavyweight’ as he is known among friends did it for his beloved party BN (Barisan Nasional) not just in style but more importantly in numbers. He garnered 8013 votes against Zulkefly Mohamad from PAS who managed to get 2578 votes. As the numbers of voters (and the percentages) who turned up to cast their votes were the same as the previous election, what happened then was somewhat unbelievable to the eyes and thought of the many Pakatan Rakyat experts. Not just Isa managed to gain the biggest of majority surpassing even the 2004 election (2004/4411 majority and 2009/2333 majority) but also managed to win all the 4 Indian dominated areas that (as predicted by Pakatan Rakyat) they, the Pakatan Rakyat, would had it for free.
Pakatan Rakyat experts such as member of Parliament, Khalid Samad, who believes that the 20% Indians in Bagan Pinang would vote for the opposition as payback to what happened on 30th August 2009 where 50 protestors marched from the state mosque in Shah Alam to the State Secretariat with a severed cow head to protest the relocation of the 150-year-old Hindu temple from Section 19 in Selangor; now has to reconsider his thinking and analysis and what to put next back into his mouth as he now has to eat his own words. If there is anyone for the Indians to blame for that 30th August fiasco, it can only be the Selangor State Government and Pakatan Rakyat. Why put blame on someone else?
There is no magic. Not even a miracle happened there in Bagan Pinang. It is just that people are no longer












