PT and Bhumjaithai surely need each other to form a government, the latter will never join with the People's Party, neither can PT if Thaksin remains dominant.
So with its army of senators, Bhumjaithai feel they have an advantage to form a government and set policy. The question is can Thaksin drum up enough public support, as in the past, to win enough seats and the next election with a raft of populist policies?
If Yingluk can come back, perhaps so, but surely Bhumjaithai will oppose her return.
PT and Bhumjaithai surely need each other to form a government, the latter will never join with the People's Party, neither can PT if Thaksin remains dominant.
So with its army of senators, Bhumjaithai feel they have an advantage to form a government and set policy. The question is can Thaksin drum up enough public support, as in the past, to win enough seats and the next election with a raft of populist policies?
If Yingluk can come back, perhaps so, but surely Bhumjaithai will oppose her return.
You forgot to mention that BJT announced the logo change on Chakri Day, so even more symbolism