For some, it doesn't pay to be a 'katak'

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SABAH POLLS | Taking gambles is part and parcel of politics. One such gamble is switching allegiances in the hope of attaining greater power. For a group of Sabah lawmakers who defected after the 2018 general election, that was probably a gamble that they will ultimately regret. A total of 13 Sabah lawmakers who defected from BN component parties since the 14th general election are not on the candidates’ list of any major party for the forthcoming state election. Without the backing of political parties, these 13 incumbents would most likely lose, should they attempt to retain their seats as independent candidates or as candidates of obscure parties. Ten of them belong to a group that took part in the "Seri Anggerik Move". In late July, 14 ruling party lawmakers joined a gathering at Seri Anggerik - the home of incumbent Sungai Sibuga assemblyperson Musa Aman in Kota Kina…