The Future Forward Party (FFP) has gone through a rough patch lately and the internal cracks are all too conspicuous. Some former party members complained their suggestions about its management had fallen on deaf ears. Party unity is being put to the test as the FFP arranges compulsory primary voting to shortlist a pool of potential MP candidates. But the FFP should also bear in mind that it is not the only party offering new faces as MP candidates. Critics insist it must first learn basic administrative management and then pacify the various tensions between its young members.

Source: Bangkok Post December 21, 2018 23:48 UTC