2007 Philippine Election

[jedi]

Its election time again, and for sure kanya kanya na naman gimik ang mga mahal natin politician at samutsaring pangako ang ilalabas.

Maybe it's a good idea kung magkakaroon ng special dedicated forum for 2007 Philippine eleciton dito sa tsikot forums, for sure mapupuno ang pitstop ng election related discussions and debates, might as well make a special category just for this election season. What do you think guys?

[oldblue]

parang ayoko na sir. dami ko nakaaway dito eh hehehe

[tarzan]

... well hindi naman siguro dapat makipagaway. maganda rin iyung may kanya-kanya tayong opinyon.

like me, nandito ako sa gitnang silangan. mas makabubuti kung makarinig ako ng mga opinyon. dahil doon lang ako babase sa kung sino ang dapat kong iboto.

[tarzan]

kaya sige na .... ituloy natin

[jedi]

here is a quote from Pulse Asia Survey

Most of the top 12 senatorial bets belong to the political opposition.

With the dismissal by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) of the petition for a People’s Initiative to amend the constitution and the likelihood of charter change before next year diminished, the 2007 elections is becoming an even more crucial political exercise.

Twenty personalities, led by former Senator Loren Legarda, have a statistical chance of winning if the May 2007 senatorial elections were held today. Most of these individuals are affiliated with the political opposition, although given the fluidity of the country’s situation, the political affiliation of these individuals may still change between today and May 2007. Currently, the following individuals end up within the winning circle of 12 senators: (1) former Senator Legarda (48.6%); (2) Senator Francis N. Pangilinan (39.0%); (3) Senator Panfilo M. Lacson (34.9%); (4) Senator Manuel B. Villar, Jr. (34.2%); (5) Senator Ralph G. Recto (33.1%); (6) former Senator Vicente C. Sotto III (31.0%); (7) Atty. Aquilino Pimentel III (29.9%); (8) Taguig-Pateros Representative Alan Peter S. Cayetano (29.5%); (9) former Senator Greogorio B. Honasan (27.7%); (10) San Juan Mayor JV Ejercito-Estrada (23.8%); (11) Ilocos Norte Representative Imee R. Marcos (23.1%); and (12) former Senator John Henry Osmeña (22.7%).

Given the survey’s margin of error of +/- 3 percentage points, the following probable senatorial candidates also have a statistical chance of winning: (1) Tarlac Representative Benigno C. Aquino III (21.8%); (2) Senator Luisa P. Estrada (21.7%); (3) Senator Joker P. Arroyo (21.0%); (4) Senator Edgardo J. Angara (20.9%); (5) House Minority Floor Leader Francis G. Escudero (20.2%); (6) former Senator Francisco S. Tatad (18.9%); (7) Presidential Chief of Staff Michael T. Defensor (18.7%); and (8) Muntinlupa Representative Rozzano Rufino B. Biazon (18.5%).

With less than a year to go before the May 2007 senatorial elections, Filipinos are now identifying, on average, eight (out of a maximum of 12) of their bets to the Philippine Senate. About 10% of Filipinos are either still undecided as regards their senatorial bets or refuse to name their candidates to the Senate.

[jedi]

yup, natural lang magkaroon ng debate, basta friendly debate lang at walang personalan.

Internet will play a major role ngayong 2007 election, smart voters will surely use the internet to research and look for any info/feedback for a certain candidate.

Tsikot, made its share sa public in helping them sa kanilang decision making (buying cars, shop reviews, fuel saving device etc), this time, ngayong election, lets use tsikot.com para matulungan ang public magdesisyon kung sino ang iboboto nila.

Tsikot.com is receiving 300,000 unique Visits every month, sa dami ng visitors ng tsikot. im pretty sure that we can make a difference kahit papano

[evs_13]

IMO, ok lang na magkaroon ng discussion sa tsikot. guideline din naman sa atin ito to pick the right candidate na iboboto natin. basta walang away at respect lang sa opinion ng iba...:peace: :peace:

[oliver1013]

Ok lets start the ball rolling..Taga san ba kayo at Sino ba ang maiinit na kandidato sa lugar niyo?

[boybi]

masaya ito! :bwahaha:

[onat_1]

[SIZE="7"][/SIZE]MADAM AURING FOR SENATOR!!!

[badkuk]

ayos. hinahanda ko na ung fireproof jacket ko. me naghain na ba ng popcorn? B)

[Syuryuken]

LET THE BASHING BEGIN!

[oliver1013]

Taga QC ako mukang wala atang bagong kandidito sila sila parin.

[zero]

may taga-tsikot po bang may balak tumakbo this election?
maski city councilor, brgy. capt. or barangay kagawad lang??

[carlos]

I'm tired of philippine politics. Different faces, same motives. They don't really care for as long as they are in power, puro self-serving. Except maybe for Juan Flavier, wala na akong kilala na hindi yumaman. So come election day, i will be at the precint and cast my vote, nobody earns my vote.

[Puchok]

Vote For: MANOLING MORATO for Senator!!!..dapat kumandidato ulit sya pra may nag representative sa federasyon!

[claRkEnt]

[SIZE="7"][/SIZE]MADAM AURING FOR SENATOR!!!

mod, di ba outright BAN pag ganito?
[SIZE="1"](buti na lang di sinamahan ng picture)[/SIZE]

[1D4LV]

hmmmm. very sensitive topic....
but as of today. dalawa pa lang ang iboboto ko na final...

si idol chiz escudero tsaka si manny villar (love your own, ika nga...)

o ayan, ayoko ng discussion ha?

[pepper]

for me po sna parliamentary nlang.yun bang mga congressman and insanenator nalang mag elect ng prime minister.gastos lang national election(billion of pesos).sna sa welfare nlang ng mahihirap mapunta pera sa election.what's d difference b kung citizen o mga pulitiko pumili leader wla din nman ha?kht alin sistema piliin naten magnanakaw din mga yan.kya magsawa cla kaka kurakot pero ako ndi magbabayad ng tamang buwis para mkabawi nman.DI PO AKO GALIT NAGPAPALIWANAG LANG.(PEACE). wag nyo ko awayin mga kuya babae po ako....hehehehe!

[niky]

parang ayoko na sir. dami ko nakaaway dito eh hehehe

:hysterical: ikaw kasi...

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But seriously, maybe a single thread is best... just to keep the boards clean... then lock the damn thing para walang ma-resurrect na away.