Dr. Tossaporn” shows a picture of “Paethongtarn”, the 31st Prime Minister of Thailand, saying that it is a record of history. He believes that the coalition parties will not split in votes and is not afraid of being a young Prime Minister.
Dr. Tossaporn Sereerak, MP for Phrae from the Pheu Thai Party, traveled to the parliament building with a painting of Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the prime ministerial candidate for the Pheu Thai Party, to show and gave an interview that today there will be a vote for the prime minister and it will be another page in Thai history where there will be a vote for a female prime minister and Thailand will have history of having the second female prime minister in the country.
When asked if he would draw a picture for everyone who would become prime minister, Dr. Tossaporn said that his drawing was like recording history and showing the time period of what happened to this parliament. In the case of Mr. Pita Limjaroenrat, the former advisor to the Move Forward Party who was
ordered to suspend his work, he had drawn it. He had also drawn Mr. Chaikasem Nitisiri, the prime ministerial candidate of the Pheu Thai Party. As for the picture of Ms. Paethongtarn, he had used his free time since 8:00 p.m. yesterday (August 15, 2024), which is not yet finished.
Dr. Tossaporn is confident that this time, Ms. Paethongtarn will definitely pass the prime ministerial vote because everyone has a shared opinion that they will support Ms. Paethongtarn. As for Ms. Paethongtarn being the youngest prime minister in history, he thinks that Ms. Paethongtarn is capable, has a good team, and has good coordination. She will be able to solve the country’s problems. He believes that it is not too early. Everything has its own time. It is considered the ripe time because Ms. Paethongtarn herself has been in politics since the previous government. She has been working hard for many months.
As for the situation after Ms. Paethongtarn takes over as Prime Minister, what will happen next? Dr. Tossaporn said tha
t he could not answer this question, but he thought that the opposition would work to their fullest potential, and we must respect the opposition’s scrutiny. If the government is determined to work to its fullest potential, the friction will probably disappear.
Source: Thai News Agency