Leni Robredo, The Vice President

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Woah! ABS-CBN now pushing back!. First the LRT2 clarification on who started it. And now this:

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President Robredo | Inquirer Opinion

President Robredo
By: Joel Ruiz Butuyan - *inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 04:08 AM July 05, 2021

There’s a major political force that will be pivotal in next year’s presidential election. It’s a political force that’s overlooked by everyone, even if its choice of a candidate will be decisive in the election of our next chief executive. It’s very disappointing that the members of this group are not aware of the power they hold in their hands, and they’re inclined to just throw it away unwittingly.

We see, hear, and encounter the members of this political force among our relatives, friends, neighbors, officemates, and acquaintances. The members of this political force have two crucial things in common. First, they’re fiercely anti-Duterte. Or if they were Duterte supporters in the past, they’re completely disillusioned now, and don’t want his chosen candidate as his successor. Second, they concede that Vice President Leni Robredo is our ideal next president, but they’re predisposed not to vote for her because they doubt her winnability.

These admirers-of-Leni-but-not-voting-for-Leni constituents will essentially settle for their second choice, their “puwede na” choice. These are voters who are ignoring their inner voice of wisdom, renouncing their power to decide, and surrendering instead to herd mentality.

What’s pitiful is that, if the members of this political force only exert effort to circle the wagons, they will be surprised to discover that they can be as big or even bigger than the crowd they are opting to follow instead. And they can serve as catalysts in convincing others to join what can be a constantly growing formidable political force.

If our country passes up on the chance to elect someone like Leni, she will join the ranks of leaders we have squandered and who could have been the best presidents of our country. This rarefied list includes Juan Flavier, Rene Saguisag, Jovito Salonga, and Raul Roco in the post-martial law era. What qualifies Leni for this group? There’s an overabundance of things to say, but limited space allows me to highlight only three reasons.

First, Leni is an even better version of the late former president Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III. Like Noynoy, she will restore dignity in our people and decency in government. We need to regain our nobility, because the cruelty and incivility of the current administration can never be the way forward for our country as it has brought us back to the Dark Ages. In addition to what Noynoy accomplished impressively on the macro level, Leni will bring extensive government service on the micro level. She had wide exposure working with low-income families long before she joined public service. She has no walls because she goes directly to the grassroots without fanfare, as shown by her stint as vice president.

Second, Leni is fearless and iron-willed when she’s pursuing what is right. This side of Leni was powerfully demonstrated in 2019 when President Duterte mockingly challenged her to head the government’s bloody anti-drug war campaign. Leni’s supporters were totally against it because it was obviously meant to trap her into the lion’s den. To everyone’s complete shock, Leni accepted the appointment. She promptly declared that it was absolutely necessary for policemen to wear body cameras. She promised that the war against illegal drugs would have “the same vigor,” but with zero killings. She engaged in a flurry of meetings with international entities to learn best practices and experiences. Just 19 days after Leni became antidrug czar, Mr. Duterte withdrew her appointment. The administration was absolutely humiliated.

Third, she’s the only leader who torpedoes her own chances of getting elected to the presidency by declaring from the very start that she’s willing to give way in order for the country to have a single opposition candidate who will have better chances of defeating Mr. Duterte’s chosen successor. Hers is not personal ambition but aspirations for her country. There’s no one else like her from the field of presidential wannabes.

It’s less than one year to the time we will install a new occupant in Malacañang Palace. For our battered country’s sake, may it be President Leni Robredo.

[kisshmet]

^definitely NOT CHINAS CANDIDATE

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[Ry_Tower]

President Robredo | Inquirer Opinion

President Robredo
By: Joel Ruiz Butuyan - *inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 04:08 AM July 05, 2021

There’s a major political force that will be pivotal in next year’s presidential election. It’s a political force that’s overlooked by everyone, even if its choice of a candidate will be decisive in the election of our next chief executive. It’s very disappointing that the members of this group are not aware of the power they hold in their hands, and they’re inclined to just throw it away unwittingly.

We see, hear, and encounter the members of this political force among our relatives, friends, neighbors, officemates, and acquaintances. The members of this political force have two crucial things in common. First, they’re fiercely anti-Duterte. Or if they were Duterte supporters in the past, they’re completely disillusioned now, and don’t want his chosen candidate as his successor. Second, they concede that Vice President Leni Robredo is our ideal next president, but they’re predisposed not to vote for her because they doubt her winnability.

These admirers-of-Leni-but-not-voting-for-Leni constituents will essentially settle for their second choice, their “puwede na” choice. These are voters who are ignoring their inner voice of wisdom, renouncing their power to decide, and surrendering instead to herd mentality.

What’s pitiful is that, if the members of this political force only exert effort to circle the wagons, they will be surprised to discover that they can be as big or even bigger than the crowd they are opting to follow instead. And they can serve as catalysts in convincing others to join what can be a constantly growing formidable political force.

If our country passes up on the chance to elect someone like Leni, she will join the ranks of leaders we have squandered and who could have been the best presidents of our country. This rarefied list includes Juan Flavier, Rene Saguisag, Jovito Salonga, and Raul Roco in the post-martial law era. What qualifies Leni for this group? There’s an overabundance of things to say, but limited space allows me to highlight only three reasons.

First, Leni is an even better version of the late former president Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III. Like Noynoy, she will restore dignity in our people and decency in government. We need to regain our nobility, because the cruelty and incivility of the current administration can never be the way forward for our country as it has brought us back to the Dark Ages. In addition to what Noynoy accomplished impressively on the macro level, Leni will bring extensive government service on the micro level. She had wide exposure working with low-income families long before she joined public service. She has no walls because she goes directly to the grassroots without fanfare, as shown by her stint as vice president.

Second, Leni is fearless and iron-willed when she’s pursuing what is right. This side of Leni was powerfully demonstrated in 2019 when President Duterte mockingly challenged her to head the government’s bloody anti-drug war campaign. Leni’s supporters were totally against it because it was obviously meant to trap her into the lion’s den. To everyone’s complete shock, Leni accepted the appointment. She promptly declared that it was absolutely necessary for policemen to wear body cameras. She promised that the war against illegal drugs would have “the same vigor,” but with zero killings. She engaged in a flurry of meetings with international entities to learn best practices and experiences. Just 19 days after Leni became antidrug czar, Mr. Duterte withdrew her appointment. The administration was absolutely humiliated.

Third, she’s the only leader who torpedoes her own chances of getting elected to the presidency by declaring from the very start that she’s willing to give way in order for the country to have a single opposition candidate who will have better chances of defeating Mr. Duterte’s chosen successor. Hers is not personal ambition but aspirations for her country. There’s no one else like her from the field of presidential wannabes.

It’s less than one year to the time we will install a new occupant in Malacañang Palace. For our battered country’s sake, may it be President Leni Robredo.

Sana mabasa ito nung mga nagsasabi na hindi winnable si Leni. It takes a choice to make her winnable kasi. Baka hindi lang ikaw natatanong ng survey kaya ganyan.

[H1Tman]

We need to vote for the right candidate to make her a winner.


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[Yatta]

Sana mabasa ito nung mga nagsasabi na hindi winnable si Leni. It takes a choice to make her winnable kasi. Baka hindi lang ikaw natatanong ng survey kaya ganyan.

I don't understand why anyone would simply vote for a candidate because he/she is winnable and not for the other because the latter is unwinnable. Seems like a self-sustaining prophecy. Like the reasoning that "my single vote won't matter...". Imagine if millions thought the same way.

[kisshmet]

The next president will have his/her work cut out for them with a troubled economy that they will inherit under duterte.

Many of the BUILD BUILD BUILD projects that will be left behind by Duterte will be in dire need of funds, most especially those publicly funded. To not continue it will be a rehash of the accusation against noy that many project were scrapped because he doesn't want his predecessor to get the credit. But we all know for a project to progress it has to be funded well and lack of funds is legitimate reason to scrap a project. With tremendous spending to deal with the pandemic the next admin will have to produce a lot of funds and it can only be achieved with a STRONG ECONOMY just like we have experienced under noy

under a strong economy noy had turned the tide from inheriting a near empty coffer to bountiful funds and he did it all in a span of 6 years only. Imagine if it was sustained for another 6 years, we could have more C130s, more frigates, chinooks or even osprey planes. Fortunately for duterte funding these projects left behind by noy isnt much of a headache, all funded publicly and privately theres no reason to cancel any. All he has to do is to carry on with the project and hes reaping all the benefits now in preparation for his reelection as VP despite the pandemic

The best candidate for me is the one who can revive the economy the soonest possible time with a SOLID ECONOMIC PLAN

So in the upcoming 2022 election, its THE ECONOMY we need to save with our sacred rights to vote

GOD HELP THE PHILIPPINES

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[dr. d]

I don't understand why anyone would simply vote for a candidate because he/she is winnable and not for the other because the latter is unwinnable. Seems like a self-sustaining prophecy. Like the reasoning that "my single vote won't matter...". Imagine if millions thought the same way.

i heard this statement from voters in previous elections,
"iboboto ko si ... dahil mukhang siya ang mananalo. i want to vote for the winning candidate."

[Ry_Tower]

I don't understand why anyone would simply vote for a candidate because he/she is winnable and not for the other because the latter is unwinnable. Seems like a self-sustaining prophecy. Like the reasoning that "my single vote won't matter...". Imagine if millions thought the same way.

Yup that's the problem. Kaya sana huwag mawalan pag-asa mga hindi engot.

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[Devastator]

i heard this statement from voters in previous elections,
"iboboto ko si ... dahil mukhang siya ang mananalo. i want to vote for the winning candidate."

Noong tatakbo si Budot for senator, may ininterview sa tv nga na bobotohin niya si "budot" kasi pogi siya eh. Goes to show where our maturity level is.

[StockEngine]

Noong tatakbo si Budot for senator, may ininterview sa tv nga na bobotohin niya si "budot" kasi pogi siya eh. Goes to show where our maturity level is.

That's 1 vote out of maybe 80M eligible voters.

[StockEngine]

Parang Leni can't masterfully rebuke the current admin. Messaging is very important in these online times.

Common interest like the WPS is very easy. 99% including the other party would agree that we must be strong on this WPS issue.

Leni should've rallied on this 5th year anniversary of Hague Ruling. Missed oppurtunity imo.

[kagalingan]

^
the way lugaw talks naghahanap ng kakampi sa kanya. So she cannot be president wala yun important trait

Mahirap din kasi pag inlove hahahahah.

#saankabanatutulogpaggabi

[BratPAQ]

Parang Leni can't masterfully rebuke the current admin. Messaging is very important in these online times.

Common interest like the WPS is very easy. 99% including the other party would agree that we must be strong on this WPS issue.

Leni should've rallied on this 5th year anniversary of Hague Ruling. Missed oppurtunity imo.

Do you watch news? This just few hours ago.

VP Leni: Hague ruling, puwedeng gamitin para makipagtulungan sa ibang bansa | 24 Oras Weekend - YouTube

[StockEngine]

^
the way lugaw talks naghahanap ng kakampi sa kanya. So she cannot be president wala yun important trait

Mahirap din kasi pag inlove hahahahah.

#saankabanatutulogpaggabi

Hahaha. She's rather bland and beta.

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Last year na pero insecure pa rin sa "kulelat" sa ratings?