You say | "Inflation and unemployment are soaring, and so are the conceit of our incompetent cabinet."

PM gives the Cabinet a 90% mark on their 100-day transcript

BobbyO: It looks like Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yakob is living in a dream.

He scored 90% of his government-is he real? Given that we are a small country with so many ministers, how did he come to this conclusion?

It's really confusing. Don’t forget, we also have advisers to the prime minister and politically appointed foreign ambassadors.

Let us look at the situation in this country. The national debt exceeds one trillion ringgits. Investors bypassed us or ran to the door. Citizens are planning to leave or intend to ensure that their offspring are safe and secure somewhere overseas.

Race relations are at their worst. Religious fanatics run the country, issuing statements and laws based on religion, while the prime minister sits aside and doesn’t bother to stop all this nonsense.

Even after 97% of adults are fully vaccinated, the Covid figure remains four-digit.

Criminals caught by embezzlement can get away with it. All of these are under the guise of so-called "donations". However, these funds have entered their personal accounts. Corruption has reached its peak.

The list goes on. Even after the country is in all these negative situations, the prime minister can give a 90% score.

NoobMaster69: Ismail Sabri, most of your ministers are incompetent. They only read the prepared script in the parliament, and cannot answer simple questions in the question and answer session. If they deserve 90%, then Pakatan Harapan ministers should get 200%.

Our corruption rankings are also declining-this year from 51st to 57th. This is the first time I have seen the government say that although corruption has increased, they have done a good job.

Uragt: Are there any officials responsible for the crash of the light rail train? What about the officials who failed to detect multimillion-dollar transactions in the national banking system?

Of course, don’t forget to support educators who molest and/or harass girls who are ovulating.

God bless Malaysia: Syok sendiri (self-praise) score. When we hear bad news such as price increases, Covid cases and deaths every day, how do the ministries do this?

There is corruption in every corner. The Auditor General reported poor performance, but did not take concrete actions to resolve the issue in the past 100 days.

It is said that only 25% of their score comes from public input? Has an independent group been hired to evaluate their achievements?

PurpleBeetle3519: Malaysiakini should investigate the investigation conducted by the Malaysian Administrative Modernization and Management Unit (Mampu).

I was one of the participants who answered the survey as a member of the public, and I did give them scores of failure levels ranging from 10 to 3 points.

According to reports, 190,914 members of "Keluarga Malaysia" participated in the research conducted by Mampu. Of course, some independent experts can ask Mampu about the validity of the survey design, target sample size, etc.

From the comments of others here, I have to conclude that no one believes that the current government achieves a score of 90%.

PurpleJaguar0553: Where is the scorecard? What key performance indicators (KPIs) have been achieved? Who made the goal? Where is the evidence of achievement?

Who are the 191,000 people whose opinions are being consulted? What questions did they ask, and what knowledge did they possess to answer these questions?

Although powerless to manage the pandemic and the economy, it seems to be a self-flattering practice to make yourself feel good. Prices, inflation, and unemployment have soared, and so has the ego of our incompetent cabinet.

Easy123: The opinions of the people are more important, Mr. Prime Minister. This is my two cents:

Purple Occa 8200: Indeed, super nonsense. Please provide personal details of the assigned work and its achievements.

We did not even hear about 90% of the ministers, nor did we see them in public. Where is Rina Harun, Minister of Women, Family and Community Development?

Come on PM, be realistic. Three quarters of them are tak boleh pakai (useless). Don't let us put you on this list. If you say about 10% to 20% of poor performance, we might believe you.

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