Mr Dominik Pedos is bemused by the state of politics in Sarawak these days over the debate surrounding Malaysia's failure to amend its Constitution to make Sabah and Sarawak equal partners in the country's federation.
While the 32-year-old marketing executive from Miri town in Sarawak felt the opposition MPs from his state should have voted for the amendment in Parliament on April 9, he understood the political motivations that drove them to not give their full backing.
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