Kawawa naman si Poe, she has it. Naging bato pa. Sana ma karma yang mga Libog Party(LP) lalo na yang si Roxas. Napaka salbahe.
Kawawa naman si Poe, she has it. Naging bato pa. Sana ma karma yang mga Libog Party(LP) lalo na yang si Roxas. Napaka salbahe.
It's now time for mar roxas to harness those poe's votes
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Do you think Mar Roxas has anything to do with the disqualification cases of GP and RD?
We still don't know who will benefit from Poe's disqualification. Wala lang survey after this decision. Sobrang fluid ng nangyayari. Meron lang mangyari or masabi isang candidate (I.e. duterte's cursing of pope) affected agad sa next survey
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Kasi GP and RD has been whining to the media that the administration party is behind all these DQ cases. Hanapin sana pruweba bago magbintang.
it doesn't make sense. the disqualification of GP and Digong will not help MR. if at all, it only tends to increase JBs base or numbers, as what it is happening now where only a threat of disqualification is in the air. how much more if it's the real thing.
JB or his factutom might be behind all these things. never telling the left hand what the right is doing. quite literally. brilliant move, if it is so.
MR is steady rising on the latest SWS survey!
Statistically tied lang pala sila Binay, Grace Poe, Mar Roxas, at Duterte sa latest survey ng SWS!
Vice President Jejomar Binay, Sen. Grace Poe, administration standard bearer Manuel �Mar� Roxas II and Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte are statistically tied as voters� top picks to become the country�s next president based on the latest pre-election national survey conducted by the Social Weather Stations (SWS).
Results of the SWS presidential preference survey from December 12-14, which was first published by BusinessWorld, showed Poe and Binay are tied with 26 percent, followed by Roxas with 22 percent and Duterte with 20 percent.
SWS: VP Binay, Poe, Roxas and Duterte in tight race for presidency | News | GMA News Online
MRs rise is very negligible. his rise, if we can call it at that, is brought about by GP and Digong's declining numbers. only a little of these numbers have strayed on MRs camp. i think it is for the latter's interest that this electoral exercise is a four-way fight rather than two-- MR vs. JB; otherwise, the result will just be a forgone conclusion. i don't think GP and Digong's bases will altogether transfer to MR overnight. JB is always the man to beat in this election. CD outnumbers AB.