Soeharto, Kedua Putrinya jadi ´Pemikat´ Golkar di Kampanye Terakhir
Soeharto`s Daughter Presented by Golkar in Final Campaign
Reporter : Rizki Saleh
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
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Surabaya (B2B) - Dua putri mantan Presiden Soeharto ditampilkan oleh Ketua Umum Partai Golkar, Aburizal Bakrie pada kampanye terakhir Partai Golkar di Surabaya, Jawa Timur, Sabtu.
"Masih ingat Pak Harto? Bagaimana? Enak jamannya 'khan?," kata Mbak Tutut, puteri tertua Soeharto, yang dijawab serempak oleh massa.
Siti Hardiyanti Rukmana alias Mbak Tutut selama 10 menit menyampaikan orasi politiknya. Dalam kesempatan tersebut, ia mengajak rakyat mengingat-ingat masa kejayaan Indonesia di bawah pemerintahan Soeharto.
Kemudian adiknya, Titiek Soeharto, yang menikah dengan Letnan Jenderal TNI (Purnawirawan) Prabowo Subianto, juga berorasi. Calon legislatif DPR asal daerah pemilihan DI Yogyakarta itu meminta masyarakat mencoblos partai nomor 5 dan memerangi segala bentuk korupsi.
Sejumlah pengurus DPP Golkar, Priyo B Santoso, Syarif T Sutarjo, dan Zainudin Amali, bergantian berorasi. Hanya Sekretaris Jenderal DPP Golkar, Idrus Marham, yang tak memberikan orasinya.
"Kita jangan sampai salah pilih. Partai Golkar adalah pilihan yang paling tepat," kata Santoso yang juga caleg DPR dari dapil Surabaya-Sidoarjo itu.
Surabaya (B2B) - Two daugher's of former Indonesian President Soeharto is introduced by Golkar Party general chairman Aburizal Bakrie at a campaign rally in Surabaya, the capital of East Java on Saturday.
"How are you? It isn't that life was better during the New Order and the Golkar era than now," one of the Soeharo's daughters, Siti Hedijati, or Titik, said to supporters in her speech at Jatim Expo.
The presence of Titik and Siti Hardyanti at the rally was meant to attract supporters.
Titik, meanwhile, had also appealed to people in East Java to vote for Golkar so that life would return to what it had been during the 32 years of New Order government.
Speaking in the local Javanese language, she said many people lived happily during the New Order government of former president Soeharto.
Golkar, which was the dominant party during the Soeharto era, has often promoted Soehartos phrases, such as "Enak Jamanku", to mean "Life is better during my era, isnt it?" in an effort to lure the public to vote for the party in the April 9 legislative elections.
