Iv4n: I give former transport minister Anthony Loke credit for keeping his word. He said in September that he would step down if former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak was transferred from prison to house arrest, and when it happened, he gave up his cabinet post.

DAP can respect the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s constitutional powers and still disagree with Najib serving the rest of his SRC sentence at home.

People will have different views on whether Loke should have resigned. What I respect is that he told the public where he stood and accepted the political cost of standing by it. I wish we saw more of that in Malaysian politics.

IndigoTrout2522: The problem is not MCA or its president Wee Ka Siong. It is Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who shows weak leadership, followed by DAP secretary-general Loke and his 40 MPs.