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Tag Archives: 2016
A last look at the VP race for 2016 – Part Two
IN THE previous blog we discussed how important the election of the Vice President is in the upcoming May 9, 2016 polls. The VP is not just a spare tire but must be a positive contributor to whoever becomes president, … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, leadership, Politics
Tagged 2016, Bongbong Marcos, chiz escudero, current-events, Leni Robredo, politics, vice president
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Homestretch for the presidential race: the 80% solution
THE PRESIDENTIAL and vice presidential races are heating up, and in a matter of days it will be all over. All over the country friends and kin are in heated discussions – whether with gentle sips of Hibiki and Monkey … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, leadership, Politics
Tagged 2016, Binay, chiz escudero, duterte, grace poe, Liberal Party, Mar Roxas, Miriam Santiago, politics
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Political Expediency: The Monkey on Leni Robredo’s back
IN MY last blog entry I posed the hypothetical question of Leni Robredo, Liberal Party candidate for vice president: If by late April or early May – right before election day – Robredo sees in their survey tracking that Escudero … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, leadership, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 2016, Bong Pineda, Jesse Robredo, Jueteng, Leni Robredo, Lilia Pineda, Mar Roxas, Pnoy, politics, President Benigno S. Aquino III
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Leni Robredo and her stand vs Bongbong Marcos: a matter of principle
LENI Robredo is principled, no doubt about that. Of all the national candidates for the 2016 elections – Vice President, President, even Senator – Leni Robredo is the only one who can truly say she has principles and live up … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, Politics
Tagged 2016, Binay, chiz escudero, current-events, grace poe, Leni Robredo, Mar Roxas, President Benigno S. Aquino III, vice president
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2016 Elections – Enjoying the show from the cheap seats.
THE CHEAP seats. The nosebleed section. These are just some of the terms used for the bleachers. I love the bleachers, no matter what some people say. Whether basketball, football, tennis or whatever sport; a concert, Icecapades or circus; just … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, leadership, Life Lessons, Politics
Tagged 2016, Binay, Bongbong Marcos, chiz escudero, duterte, grace poe, Leni Robredo, Liberal Party, Mar Roxas, Pnoy, politics
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The bigness of the 2016 elections, out of sight, under our noses
WHILE all eyes are turned to the Presidential polls, the local contests from Representative, Governor, mayor all the way down to Kagawad have slipped the attention of the nation, as if what happens right under our noses locally does not … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, Law, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 2016, Batangas, Caloy Bolilia, corruption, current-events, Llanda Bolilia, Mar Roxas, Mark Leviste, Pnoy, politics, President Benigno S. Aquino III
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What ifs of Grace Poe’s disqualification, and when it happens
UP FOR decision in the Supreme Court are the two cases for disqualification of Grace Poe from running for President in this year’s national elections in May. The two issues in question are on her being a natural born citizen … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016, Law, Politics
Tagged 2016, Binay, corruption, current-events, disqualification, duterte, foundling, grace poe, Mar Roxas, Pnoy, politics, President Benigno S. Aquino III, Supreme Court
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Race for Vice President is just as crucial as the President’s
In the United States the race for Vice President always takes a back seat to the Presidential elections. This is because the top posts are elected as a tandem. This ensures that there is continuity in governance should anything untoward … Continue reading
Posted in electionph2016
Tagged 2016, alan cayetano, Bongbong Marcos, chiz escudero, current-events, Leni Robredo, Mar Roxas, Pnoy, politics
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Leadership and hope in the presidential race of 2016
IN THE latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey to date on the presidential candidates for the 2016 national elections (reported 23 December 2015) it states: “Grace Poe 26%, Jejomar ‘Jojo’ Binay 26%, Manuel ‘Mar’ Roxas 22%, Rodrigo ‘Rody’ Duterte … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Binay, current-events, duterte, grace poe, Mar Roxas, Pnoy, politics, President Benigno S. Aquino III, yolanda
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Is #Duterte for real?
ONCE again Rody Duterte courts the imagination of followers and skeptics as he bites his thumb at human rights advocates, saying that they’re wrong that he killed 700 people but rather the correct figure was 1,700. This next wild move … Continue reading