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SCMP Reporter

I WAS saddened to read the article 'I was voted out by dirty tricks' (Sunday Morning Post, March 12). I shall always remember the work Mrs Elsie Tu put in for the community during her days of service. She never had any other motives except the welfare of the people of Hong Kong at heart. Politics is a very dirty game. People will promise things they can never deliver and smear the character of their rivals in order to get elected. Will the elected candidate serve the community like Mrs Tu? I doubt it.

His speech speaks for itself.

 CHANG CHHANG SAN Causeway Bay 



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A very dirty game