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Cerita Menpora Dito Ariotedjo soal Kegagalannya Jadi Anggota DPR dan Suksesi di Golkar

Tempodotco・40 minutes read

The Calek war in the e-political system involves significant financial burdens and complex logistical battles, including sponsorships and leaked political information, highlighting challenges and risks in electoral campaigns. The focus on adhering to rules, managing funds, and engaging in open competition reflects the evolving political landscape with high costs and increasing participation, aiming to control expenses and enhance voter intelligence through political education and strategic leadership selection.

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  • Financial burden for logistical support in the Calek war is a significant concern, sourced from personal funds, seniors, or family, highlighting the high costs and personal sacrifices involved in political battles.
  • Open professional systems lead to increased political participation and competition among candidates, driving up costs, with the need for strategic campaigning and candidate selection to navigate the evolving landscape of political engagement.

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  • What is the Calek war?

    A fierce political battle in e-political system.

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Summary

00:00

E-political battle: financial burden and risks

  • The Calek war is a fierce political battle within the e-political system, particularly challenging in the districts and cities of the Province of e-RI.
  • The financial burden of tens of billions for logistical support in this battle is a significant concern, sourced from personal funds, seniors, or family.
  • PRSI Pak Jokowi, also known as the PSSI minister, discusses the sponsorship of the national team jersey and the involvement of Timas Bola.
  • Leaked political information involving Husein ABRI's cave dongoran Fransiska krisosana and undisclosed individuals is a topic of discussion.
  • Issues surrounding the revocation of the IUB and the press council's decision regarding Tempo magazine are highlighted.
  • The logistics and financial preparations for electoral battles, like Mas Dito's campaign in DKI 1 East Jakarta, are detailed, including the significant financial investment required.
  • The importance of adhering to rules and regulations in campaign logistics, such as managing funds for food, transportation, and sitting fees, is emphasized.
  • The complexity and challenges of logistical battles in the DKI 1 electoral district, requiring a comprehensive approach and strong network support, are discussed.
  • Reports of significant financial investments per voter in regions like Sumatra and Kalimantan during electoral campaigns are mentioned.
  • The understanding of the risks and consequences involved in engaging in the intense political battle of the Calek war is underscored.

13:31

"Competitive Elections: Party Contributions and Challenges"

  • In a party with 10 people, 7 individuals vie for one seat, reflecting the competitive nature of an open election system.
  • Becoming a candidate entails accepting the consequences of competition within the party.
  • Confidence in Mr. RL Langga motivates one individual to contribute to the Golkar Party's voice under his leadership.
  • Acknowledgment of the Golkar Party's role in personal success leads to a desire to give back through contributions.
  • Progression from an executive role to potentially becoming the general chairman of AMPI highlights unexpected career paths.
  • Contributions through measurable votes to political waqf are seen as a form of gratitude and support.
  • Challenges arise when seeking a seat, with strategic positions and ministerial roles adding complexity.
  • The electoral district's increased activity signifies the impact of political engagement, despite potential setbacks.
  • Strategic campaigning involves merging presidential and local elections to optimize effectiveness.
  • Selection of serial numbers within the party reflects a strategic approach to candidate placement and electoral success.

27:23

Political Costs and Leadership Dynamics in 2019

  • Political costs in 2019 and beyond are expected to be very high, potentially reaching tens of billions.
  • The open professional system allows for open voters and candidates, leading to increased political participation.
  • With increasing political participation, competition among candidates rises, driving up costs.
  • As society advances, political costs evolve from simple expenses like envelopes for rice to more complex costs like events or digital agencies.
  • The system's openness, similar to that in developed countries, may help control political costs.
  • The Ministry of Youth and Sports focuses on political education to enhance voter intelligence and societal welfare.
  • The Golkar party's National Conference is scheduled for December, with strong support for Erlangga Hartarto's leadership.
  • Potential rivals for Erlangga at the National Conference include Agus Gumiwang and Bang Bahlil, with support from various regions and mass organizations.
  • The importance of managerial leadership and party dynamics influences support for candidates like Erlangga.
  • The need for consensus and deliberation in candidate selection is crucial, with rumors of Jokowi's support for certain candidates circulating.

41:35

"Indonesia's Sports Programs and Olympic Goals"

  • Imran coordinates various sports programs, including rock climbing, archery, and esports, with support from stakeholders for performance improvement.
  • Discussions involve selecting suitable individuals for roles, addressing challenges like bonuses for winning, and focusing on budgeting to enhance public welfare.
  • The sports minister evaluates progress after a year, emphasizing the importance of transforming sports organizations efficiently and implementing tiered programs.
  • Indonesia targets adding gold medals in the upcoming Olympics and Paralympics, with a focus on Olympic sports and comprehensive development.
  • A debate arises over football jerseys, clarifying that PSSI doesn't purchase them, and discussing the transition to a new brand while addressing public concerns and potential political influences.
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