AMIN National Team: Anies- Muhaimin Campaign Ideas, Not Dance Gimics Or Milk Sharing
JAKARTA - The campaign period for the 2024 presidential election has entered its 8th day out of a total of 75 days set by the General Elections Commission (KPU). The presidential and vice presidential candidates began blusukan to various cities to carry out their campaigns.
The National Team for Winning Anies-Muhaimin (AMINAn National Team) claimed that the presidential and vice-presidential candidates were campaigning by expressing their ideas if they won the 2024 presidential election.
AMIN national team spokesman Billy David Neututumilena also emphasized that Anies and Cak Imin would not use political games to attract public attention.
"The short time (of the campaign), 75 days, we have to put forward how we fight over ideas, work programs. Not to dance games, or to distribute milk, or to food," said Billy at the AMIN Winning House, Menteng, Central Jakarta, Tuesday, December 5.
Billy did not mention who the presidential and vice presidential candidates were who often used dance games and distributed milk during the campaign. However, this clearly refers to the pair number 2, Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming Raka.
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Billy again highlighted Prabowo and Gibran, who had the fewest campaign period in eight days. He also showed off Anies-Cak Imin's movements who had visited various cities separately during the campaign.
"The most of our own characteristics are present in the debate forum, or the substance contest forum. The TKN pairs are at least present. Maybe we can use an alibi, they are still actively carrying out their functions as ministers and mayors," said Billy.
On that occasion, Billy claimed Anies-Cak Imin and his campaign team had formulated various work programs for dozens of meetings, to be held if elected President and Vice President next year.
"AMIN is the most prepared to prepare subtants, work programs and most present to the debate. The forum must be reproduced, effective for us to convey the idea of our work program," he added.