Pacquiao kino consider na tumakbo nilang pangulo

[CVT]

Matagal pa naman siya pwede tumakbo pagka president, wala pa siya age requirement sa 2016


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#retzing

That is right nga bro. Minimum age is 40 years old, right?

[jick.cejoco]

typographic error:


correction- panggulo

[Retz]

Pacquiao could run in 2016. But ultimately it is for us to decide.

[IMm29]

WTF indeed!

[xninjax]

Pacquiao could run in 2016. But ultimately it is for us to decide.

No he cannot run

as mentioned by shadow. minimum age for presidential candidates is 40.. Pacquiao is 33 now i think.. so come 2016, he is still not qualified

ugh! why did I reply to a bot j/k

[vinj]

He's definitely nuts. Another thing, Ung relihiyion niya baka maging burden pa sa pag asenso ng pinas

Sino nga ba yung mga religious hangers-on niya?

Nuts is an understatement if i may add... bonkers seems good. Is he developing a messianic complex?

[testament11]

Labanan natin ang kahirapan sa pamamagitan ng kamao para maknockdown natin ang paghihirap

Pag nagkataon, ito ang magiging slogan niya. WTF, nangangarap na siya ng wala sa ayos. Greediness na ba ang umiiral sa kokote niya?

[Syuryuken]

Pag nagkataon, ito ang magiging slogan niya. WTF, nangangarap na siya ng wala sa ayos. Greediness na ba ang umiiral sa kokote niya?

SAKTO! money and power

[CLAVEL3699]

No he cannot run

as mentioned by shadow. minimum age for presidential candidates is 40.. Pacquiao is 33 now i think.. so come 2016, he is still not qualified

ugh! why did I reply to a bot j/k

36 na sya ngayon turning 37 this year

[shadow]

the best thing to do, is just ignore him. ginagamit lang niya ito to sell his fight...oh pinaguusapan nanamn siya...its just a marketing ploy....para lang maka attract ng attention sa laban niya itong sinabi niya...huwag na kyo magpapaniwala kay packy

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/sports/11...residency-2022

'Pacquiao can seek presidency in 2022'
abs-cbnNEWS.com
Posted at 11/11/2010 7:07 PM | Updated as of 11/11/2010 7:07 PM

MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao is too young and will have to wait 12 years before he can qualify to run for president, Dasmariñas City Rep. Elpidio Barzaga Jr., chairman of the House committee on suffrage and electoral reforms, said on Thursday.

At only 31 years of age, Barzaga said Pacquiao is barred by the Constitution from running for president in 2016, when he will only be 37 on election day of that year.

In an interview on CBS's "60 Minutes," the number-one TV news program in America, Pacquiao did not rule out the possibility of a run for the Philippine presidency in the future.

CBS correspondent Bob Simon interviewed Pacquiao ahead of his fight against Antonio Margarito for the vacant World Super Welterweight championship at the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Under the 1987 Constitution, Barzaga pointed out that no person may be elected president unless he or she is at least 40 years of age on election day.

He said Pacquiao could not run for vice president either, since the post has the same minimum age requirement as that of president.

Emmanuel "Manny" Dapidran Pacquiao was born on December 17, 1978 in Kibawe, Bukidnon. He will not turn 40 until December 17,
2018, or two years after the next presidential elections.

"The earliest Manny could meet the minimum age requirement to run for president would be in the 2022 elections, or 12 years hence," Barzaga said.

"Manny cannot even run for senator in the 2013 mid-term polls, because on election day that year he will only be 34, and turn 35 only seven months later," he said.

Under the Constitution, Barzaga said the minimum age requirement for a person to qualify to run for senator is at least 35 years on election day.

He said Pacquiao could, however, easily finish two consecutive terms as a member of Congress representing the lone district of Sarangani, and then at 37 years old, qualify to run for senator in the 2016 elections.

"After serving a full six-year term as a senator, Manny can then run either for president or vice president in 2022," Barzaga said.

Pacquiao is now only on his first three-year term as a member of Congress.

"Should he decide to seek higher office later on, Manny's distinct advantage is he is young. Time is on his side. He's bound to outlive many of the country's present-day political figures, who are mostly in their 40s, 50s or 60s," Barzaga said.