'Vote wisely,” he added to his advice in the video
Dr Tambyah said he had last met former Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam in early 2020 at a community food distribution event.
Dr Tambyah added that Mr Tharman’s voice is very similar to that of his father, Professor K Shanmugaratnam, who had been the SDP chair’s teacher, and noted that the son had inherited the father’s “brilliance” and “amazing way of speaking.” Dr Tambyah then reiterated a point he had made before that it would be better if the former Senior Minister took another role in leading Singapore.He went on to say that he met the former chief executive officer of NTUC Income over 10 years ago, and Mr Tan Kin Lian largely appears to have made a favourable impression on the SDP head, noting that he has some “interesting ideas,” although some of them can be a somewhat “odd.
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