House Bill 3655

**Gen. Miting** · August 30th, 2008 04:35 AM

ok lang sana kung two-party system tulad ng US pero ang daming party dito sa'tin, talagang regalo sa party nila 'to pag natuloy 'to

**fast lane** · August 30th, 2008 08:53 AM

Originally Posted by CVT

Mga bwiset... Ginawa pang batas ang matagal nang ginagawa sa ating mga taxpayers...

6610:secret:

para legal na daw sir, di na sila pwede akusahan ng pagnanakaw

gaya nung ginawa sa jueteng ngayon small time lottery oh di ba sosyal

**fast lane** · August 30th, 2008 08:53 AM

sorry double post

anyways,

unfair naman dun sa iba, eh di mas lalong lalakas lang yung mga nakapwesto at legal na party

**skyglider** · August 31st, 2008 07:58 AM

sana tamaan ng kidlat yan mga yan! hirap na nga tayo, lalo lang nilang pahihirapan.

dapat sa mga yan ganito :hang::

**iho250** · August 31st, 2008 08:35 AM

C - R - A - P ! ! !

**4wrider** · September 4th, 2008 09:24 AM

It's just another attempt to copycat First World laws for our Third World country. There are similar laws in effect in most European democracies and in North America. The idea being to reduce the dependence of the politicians on big business interest. As it stands now, big business are practically ruining or running our government thru puppet patronage politicians or throught their kamaganaks. With the law deserving leaders with meager resources could still launch a respectable campaign knowing that this will be partly or wholly subsidized by the taxpayers.

The law, however, should also provide for transparencies in political contributions. In other countries individuals and business entities can have their political donations tax deductible upto a certain amount.