The Chinese community are politically matured?

Malaysia's main Chinese political party Sunday elected a politician involved in a sex tape scandal as its new president, hoping to end months of leadership infighting. The polls were triggered by the mass resignation of the leadership of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), the second-largest member of the governing Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition, earlier this month. Deputy president Chua Soi Lek, who was suspended over a sex tape scandal in 2009, won the party election with a slim majority by securing 901 votes. The main reason why the Chinese community choose him because he had "better organizational skills," and the party members realized it was a crucial element for MCA to have him at the helm ahead of the polls.