Yossanan Satisfied with Poll Ratings, Jullapan Delivers Sharp Critique

At 11:50 AM on January 30, 2024, at Mae Jo University, Yossanan Wongswasdi, Pheu Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate, discussed poll results and the party's campaign strategy. He emphasized that while some polls show the party trailing, they've seen a 3% increase in support in certain demographics, which gives them motivation to continue. Jullapan Amornvivat, the party leader, strongly criticized other parties' divisive political tactics. He argued against using rhetoric that separates people into categories like "loving the nation" or not, particularly in the current border situation context. Jullapan stressed that national issues require unity and that the Pheu Thai Party remains committed to supporting the current government on border matters. Jullapan pointedly remarked, "They say they won't choose us, but they've already jumped ship. If Pheu Thai is elected, we'll ensure fairness and continue legal proceedings." He also highlighted concerns about the perceived lack of judicial transparency in recent legal cases involving political competitors.