The alliance would also fight to abolish the Goods and Services Tax ( GST ) on all but essential items like food, groceries, utilities, education, healthcare, and medical services. Additionally, it demanded that 65 and older people use completely public transportation.  ,
Mr. Lim, who addressed public housing, stated that PAR would fight to prevent permanent people from purchasing selling Housing and Development Board ( HDB) cottages, which he claimed had caused an “astronomical spike” in selling prices in his conversation.
He claimed that the rise in resale prices “pulls the Build-to-Order ( BTO ) prices along” also.  ,
There is no way to say that the BTOs are cheap when many people only have access to them through substantial government subsidies.
He continued, adding that Line would work to gradually lower property prices for BTOs so they can once again be inexpensive for Singaporeans.  ,
Mr. Lim ended his speech by asking the audience the four questions that the 40th president of the United States, Ronald Reagan, had posed to Americans during the 1980 political strategy.
Are you doing better than you did five years ago? Is it now simpler for you to purchase products from stores than it was five years ago? Do you have more national pride than it did five years ago? Do you still be as proud of your state as you were five years ago?
The Line main said,” We think a lot of you will respond to these questions in the bad.”
He urged voters to “take up” what they have on the election day, May 3; he also urged people to “reject the PAP,” referring to the state as having “taken too much from you and given too little in profit.”
In a three-cornered battle between Alex Yeo of the PAP and Williamson Lee of the Singapore People’s Party, Mr. Lim will square off against Potong Pasir SMC.  ,