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Faizal Bin Yahya is Senior Research Fellow in the Governance and Economy Department of the Institute of Policy Studies, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore. Faizal was previously an assistant professor in the South Asian Studies Program at the University, and simultaneously was a visiting research fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies from 2008 to 2009. Faizal served as a member of the Singaporean Delegation to the United Nations in 1998 and participated in multilateral meetings on pertinent environmental issues such as climate change. Faizal was appointed as a Board Member to the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore in 2019. Faizal was an Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholar and obtained a PhD in Economics from the University of Sydney, Australia
a question i have is what is, like, the 30-second pitch for why joe biden is better? is it abortion rights? is it economy? is it democracy? it may be all of them. but give people kind of, what is the pitch they should be doing so their neighbors, out on their streets when they re doing volunteer phone calls right now? i want people to remember that we have a president who sees us. you know, i ask the jewish-american to remember we have a president who does not see good people on both sides when it comes to charlottesville. i want to remind immigrants to this country, people like my mom, who was an immigrant single mom who raised three kids on her own, that we have a president who sees us and understands that we have a population that s looking to support this country and who believes in the future of this country and is not looking to tear it down. i want to say to all the young people and young voters out there, we have a president who understands that the future of our environment