"Rome" counters "Chuwit," affirming that the People's Party's effort to push out gray capital is a national agenda, emphasizing that the party's political strategy is not foolish but a choice to maintain straightforward politics.
On 4 Jan 2026 GMT+7, Rangsit Rome, former party-list MP of the People's Party, posted on Facebook addressing Chuwit Kamolvisit's remarks referencing the People's Party, which implied that... "With gray capital, there is no one left. If you count gray capital among politicians, there would be no party left to choose from because all parties are mixed with gray capital."
Rangsit said that what they are doing is not about pushing away dissenters but about pushing away... "'Gray people' — this is considered a national agenda that political parties, especially those proposing themselves as prime minister candidates, must decisively address. Our firm stance is 'there are oranges, no gray.'" Because we clearly see that gray capital is dangerously gaining political influence. Chuwit may think we are inexperienced, but we are not foolish. We have encountered betrayal and contractors abandoning work. We are not unaware, but we still choose to stand firm because we want to practice straightforward politics. Chuwit, as someone familiar with the dark world,
Rangsit added that he believes Chuwit can see how much effort there is to defame them. "I think you are well aware that invoking both Article 112 and accusations that we disrespect the military are tools used to destroy the People's Party. These people fear the new era the People's Party is building — an era in Thailand that can solve corruption, where corrupt politicians and biased officials must face the consequences of their actions, and where gray capital that once wielded power must flee, hide, and have their assets seized and returned to the nation. Thank you again, Chuwit. Please continue writing about us often. I always follow your posts."