Sa VP madali, Leni lang.
Sa Pres, still a toss up between GP & Digong but more inclined to the alpha male. Mahirap kung puro babae ang leaders, baka dumami lalo ang bading.
Sa VP madali, Leni lang.
Sa Pres, still a toss up between GP & Digong but more inclined to the alpha male. Mahirap kung puro babae ang leaders, baka dumami lalo ang bading.
Bro.,- there should be an SC Episode II for GP on (period of ) residency.... I guess we will have to wait for it....
And Du30 is just waiting for YOUR vote to turn the tide into his favor...
Our Last Frontier, along with the rest of the country, deserves more of the "inclusion" that everyone is "bannering" these days...
It has to be addressed first on a national/regional scale,- before we can address this on a community/family/individual basis...
"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!
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Duterte bares US Embassy invite to discuss China tiff | Inquirer Global Nation
is this true? Is this a sign that US wants Duterte to be president?
or will other presidential aspirants be invited too?
Poe leads, Marcos rises in People Power week poll | Inquirer News
Exactly two months to go before the 2016 elections, Senator Grace Poe led a Pulse Asia survey conducted during the week of the 30th anniversary of the People Power Revolution.
The survey, which was conducted from Feb. 16 to 27 and was commissioned by ABS-CBN, showed that Poe was picked by 25 percent of the respondents. In second place is Vice President Jejomar Binay who got 24 percent. Trailing behind them are Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte at 22 percent, administration bet Manuel “Mar” Roxas II at 19 percent and Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago at three percent.
Pulse Asia noted that the close numbers of Poe and Binay put them in a “statistical tie.”
“Virtually the same percentages of Filipino registered voters would elect either Senator Grace Poe (26%) or Vice-President Jejomar C. Binay (24%) as president if the May 2016 elections were held during the survey period,” pollster Pulse Asia said in its media release issued on Wednesday.
In terms of geographic area, Poe leads in Metro Manila (30 percent) and the rest of Luzon (32 percent) while Roxas continues to secure Visayas as his bailiwick (33 percent). Meanwhile, Duterte is the top pick of the Mindanao respondents (47 percent).
Poe and Binay also figured in a statistical tie in a Pulse Asia poll conducted between February 15 and 20.
Duterte leads in the Class ABC at 27 percent, while Poe is the top pick of respondents from Classes D and E.
The survey also explored various scenarios such as who would the respondents vote if their first choice candidate decides to quit the presidential race and who would they vote for if Poe decides not to continue her presidential bid.
Respondents said that should their first choice quit the race, 29 percent of the respondents will vote for Poe. She is followed by Binay at 22 percent and Roxas in third place at 15 percent.
In the scenario where it was assumed that Poe would quit the presidential race, 32 percent of her original voters said that they would instead vote for Binay.
The survey was conducted after the Comelec decided to dismiss all the disqualification cases filed against Duterte, but before the Supreme Court sided with Poe’s petition to dismiss the disqualification cases filed against her.
In the vice presidential race, Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero shared the lead with 26 percent. Administration bet Camarines Sur Representative Ma. Leonor “Leni” Robredo ranked third at 18 percent.
Trailing behind them are Alan Peter Cayetano at 13 percent, Senator Gringo Honasan at six percent and independent candidate Senator Antonio Trillanes IV at five percent.
Despite receiving backlash from defending his late father’s regime, Marcos is the top pick of respondents from Metro Manila (34 percent) and the rest of Luzon (33 percent). Robredo led in the Visayas (30 percent) and Cayetano is the most preferred choice of Mindanao respondents (24 percent).
Marcos has secured the lead in Classes ABC and D while Escudero is the top pick of respondents from Class E.
The survey was conducted during the People Power revolution’s 30th anniversary, where President Benigno Aquino III flat out criticized Marcos and shot down claims that the martial law was a “golden age” in Philippine history.
The survey had 5,200 registered voters between 18 years old and above, with biometrics, as respondents and has a ±1.4% error margin with a 95 percent confidence level. IDL
Notable observation on this latest survey result :
- As long as it's not Binay, i'm fine with that.
- Mar is consistent at 4th place. Korina & Abnoy pa more.
- Abnoy's claims against BBM had no effect or even went the other way. You only have your stupid self Abnoy to blame for the return of
Marcos. Your lazy & moronic performance is now showing it's effect. As i have always say, huwag kang magmagaling kung bobo ka dahil lalabas din sa huli ang kabobohan mo.
Last edited by macsd; March 9th, 2016 at 12:25 PM.
^oo nga paps kahit sino sa dalawa wag lang si binay, dikit din kay pnoy yang si poe
Kaya yari si binay, hahabulin pa din mga nakurakot nya [emoji1]
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Sabi ng comelec, baka ibalik daw sa manual counting ang election dahil.....
- di configured mga CVMs sa resibo, ipapaconfigure pa laht ng 92K units.
- needs training for the more than 200 CVM personnel
- walang thermal paper available para sa resibo, ipapa-bid pa raw.
- additional time sa voting process
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Ito ang kapalpakan ng SC decision. They did not look at the consequence or readiness of their order. What is the difference of viewing the vote on the screen and printing the receipt then throwing it back cause it cannot be brought out of the voting precint? Both are readable and verifiable with the later to cause so much delay that can affect the voting pace. The SC should have mandated that receipt should be available in the succeeding elections not now since time and preparedness is very tight already.
^ may statement na ba US embassy? Pag wala pa eh take it with a truck load of salt. Kung ano-anu sinasabi ni ironman
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so far eto palang statement ng US Embassy:
US Embassy: Duterte invite nothing out of ordinary | Inquirer News
THE UNITED States Embassy on Tuesday explained that the invitation it had extended to presidential candidate Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte was nothing out of the ordinary.
“The Embassy routinely meets with a full cross-section of Philippine society and politics to discuss a range of issues of mutual interest,” press attaché Kurt Hoyer said in an e-mail when asked to confirm if the Davao City mayor had indeed been invited to a meeting.
They're the ones most concerned with crime.
As explained by others... his strong stance on crime (Kill 'em all) will not resonate very well with some sectors of the poor who are not necessarily thieves or drug pushers, but as squatters, beggars or street vendors, often find themselves on the wrong side of law enforcement.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
Ano say nyo sa sinasabi ng comelec ngayon na malamang di matuloy ang election kung ipapatupad ang resibo during the voting process?
How will comelec do that? They are mandated by law to execute the election on May 9,2016. Recess na ang tongress & senatongs so hindi na mapapalitan ang date. Comelec should go back to SC to explain & demonstrate the repercussions of their ruling sa resibo and in parallel, work for the execution of resibo. Which ever direction will be final, they will have some sort of accomplishment.