IS MILLION DOLLAR MINISTER GRACE FU DOING A GOOD JOB?

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Ever since Million Dollar Salaried Ms Grace Fu expressed disappointment over her salary cut in Jan 2012 on Facebook, something happened that caused Ms Fu to have a few series of brain farts when speaking to the press on topics on dengue, HR and her recent Vietnam trip.
Her comments on Dengue drew many laughs. Many netizens called her recommendations to prevent dengue to be lame, stupid and trite.
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"For patients of dengue fever, it’s also important for them to prevent themselves from (getting bitten by) the mosquitoes."
One netizen said that she was a "Cockster talking cock".

Her recent comments on Vietnam and that it was a country with low labor costs and Vietnamese being eager to learn drew negative reactions. Click on [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Another netizen said that "This kind of comment would be labelled by Hokkiens as "stomach already full nothing else better to do."
Last year, she also gave some lame speech during an awards ceremony and said that HR needs to create even playing field for Singaporeans. Click on [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

In March 2010, before the 2011 General Election, Ms Fu used taxpayers’ monies to organize a “Water Splashing Festival” for foreigners in Bukit Batok to celebrate their New Year and asked Singaporeans to “celebrate” their festival together as a way of “showing our respect to them”. The “Water Splashing Festival” is part of the New Year celebrations of some South-East Asian countries such as Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand.

From her political rally video in GE2011, her video received 42 thumbs down and was least watched with only a 3000 votes.
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Her selling point was that Jurong would be the next major change and incentives such as more hotels, more shopping malls in Jurong and bad-mouthed SDP (Chee Soon Juan).

Some observers noted that many Singaporeans are more interested in raising issues in Parliament than just focus municipal issues in Jurong shopping malls or having upgrading programmes in Jurong. After all, even if there are a few shopping malls in Jurong, it won't make a lot of difference to Singaporeans.

If her political opponent SDP Ms Teo Soh Lung could have walked the ground earlier, she might have a better fighting chance against Ms Grace Fu.

CJ