DAB chairperson Starry Lee Wai-king is flanked by party members at an rally in Tamar Park, Admiralty, on November 21. Lee offered to step down after the party’s poor showing at the district council elections, but the party did not accept her resignation. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Opinion
Opinion
Blind support of the government and ignoring public sentiment leads to a voter backlash. When will the DAB learn?
- The DAB was punished at the polls the last time it sided with the government in its attempt to push through an unpopular mainland-related law. Not only did the party make the same mistake this year, it doesn’t seem to be taking responsibility for its error
DAB chairperson Starry Lee Wai-king is flanked by party members at an rally in Tamar Park, Admiralty, on November 21. Lee offered to step down after the party’s poor showing at the district council elections, but the party did not accept her resignation. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
