ROSMAH can even be PRIME MINISTER ...

After Rosmah Mansor’s networking heroics were made public by her husband Najib Razak during the just concluded UMNO general assembly, former News Straits Times editor in chief A Kadir Jasin said it was possible for Rosmah to be the country’s prime minister.

“I have foamed in my mouth like the foot and mouth disease proposing that Rosmah enters politics, and appointed as minister. In fact, Prime Minister if she has the people’s trust,” said Kadir in a sarcastic blog posting.

Kadir said as a matter of fact, it was not too late for Najib and Rosmah’s supporters to appoint her as Senator before becoming as a minister.

“If this is done, then no one can protest her interference or accuse her husband and cabinet of power abuse by allowing here to use government’s facilities. The appropriate position for her is Special Affairs Minister,” he quipped, referring to the controversy of cabinet approval for Rosmah to use government jet to attend business forum in Doha.

Najib closed UMNO general assembly with a speech that made Rosmah looks like a heroine.

The Prime Minister said it was through her wife’s connection with Egyptian president’s wife that helped securing the release of a Malaysia student accused of espionage activity.

Najib also said it was Rosmah’s good relationship with Saudi Arabian royal family that helped brought back Malaysian students that were stranded in Egypt through the country despite not having visas.

“Based on the information given by Najib, it is better that he re-evaluates the position of Foreign Affairs Minister Anifah Aman because he was not as effective as Rosmah in resolving international crisis.

And also International Trade and Industry Minister Mustapa Mohamad, Women, Family and Community Minister Rohani Abdul Karim and Education Minister Muhyiddin Yassin because Rosmah was involved in the tasks that supposed to be executed by those ministers,” Kadir sniped.

“With that we can drop these ministers who do not perform and this will save the country’s spending by reducing the number of ministries,” he added. - Harakahdaily