Who's the most corrupt Philippine President ever SURVEY!

[chad_tukes]

At least the survey here is actual (fact), members of istorya will vote. This survey is genuine compare to the Pulse Asia's survey where they get paid for doing the job. At least here no one is paid.

lolz. it's funny how you guys consider the poll in this thread genuine to consider it factual. balacutan is right, this is not even a survey. it's a poll. there's a difference.

This thread is another waste of bandwidth. Can you not get it? The Filipino people has spoken. Gloria Arroyo is the MOST CORRUPT PRESIDENT IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY!

Even how try you will do it, your survey will just be another, unscientific, unreliable, bias and a pitiful copycat of the genuine Pulse Asia survey.

Please accept the truth.

just another biased generalization based on a survey of ONLY 1,200 respondents.

[balatucan]

lolz. it's funny how you guys consider the poll in this thread genuine to consider it factual. balacutan is right, this is not even a survey. it's a poll. there's a difference.

just another biased generalization based on a survey of ONLY 1,200 respondents.

Survey = representative polling. you take a sample. Thats scientific.

Poll = fans voting for their idol.

The truth is out and this inconsequential poll can never change that a bit.

[chad_tukes]

...and you base your opinion on legitimate results of surveys done on 1,200 respondents nationwide? take note that the survey results have been directly affected by recent happenings such as the Makati bombings that killed several people, other issues such as granting pardon to Erap, etc. Filipinos have this tendency to hate their president like they can do something about it.

[kamikaze426]

Marcos ghapon, walay maka lupig. Maayo pa gyud mu tago sa mga ill gotten wealth.

[kamikaze426]

This thread is another waste of bandwidth. Can you not get it? The Filipino people has spoken. Gloria Arroyo is the MOST CORRUPT PRESIDENT IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY!

Even how try you will do it, your survey will just be another, unscientific, unreliable, bias and a pitiful copycat of the genuine Pulse Asia survey.

Please accept the truth.

Grabeha sad 1,200 respondents and matawag na ug majority? kinsa mani mga tawhana? taga Luzon ra?

[balatucan]

...and you base your opinion on legitimate results of surveys done on 1,200 respondents nationwide? take note that the survey results have been directly affected by recent happenings such as the Makati bombings that killed several people, other issues such as granting pardon to Erap, etc. Filipinos have this tendency to hate their president like they can do something about it.

the issue is corruption. the examples you cited are irrelevant.

[balatucan]

Grabeha sad 1,200 respondents and matawag na ug majority? kinsa mani mga tawhana? taga Luzon ra?

Just visit the Pulse Asia site and you an answer your own question.

[balatucan]

Kung most corrupt si GMA hagbay na nag-people power. Ang mga middle class mo apil na ana.

Theres no more people power. Corrupt people dont oust their corrupt leader.

[chad_tukes]

^^how can it be irrelevant when it is clearly stated in the Pulse Asia website.

At the time the interviews for this survey were being conducted, reports on the following developments dominated the news headlines: the cash handed out to selected local government officials and legislators in Malacañang, renewed calls for President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s resignation and the planned revival of impeachment complaints against her, the blast in a Makati shopping mall that killed several people, the rift between President Arroyo and House Speaker Jose C. de Venecia over the ZTE and cash handout controversies, the continuing Senate investigation on the ZTE contract, the granting of pardon to former President Joseph Estrada, the holding of the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections, and the increasing price of oil in the global market as well as the steady appreciation of the Philippine peso.

http://pulseasia.newsmaker.ph/main.a...ion=Highlights

[balatucan]

^^how can it be irrelevant when it is clearly stated in the Pulse Asia website.

At the time the interviews for this survey were being conducted, reports on the following developments dominated the news headlines: the cash handed out to selected local government officials and legislators in Malacañang, renewed calls for President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s resignation and the planned revival of impeachment complaints against her, the blast in a Makati shopping mall that killed several people, the rift between President Arroyo and House Speaker Jose C. de Venecia over the ZTE and cash handout controversies, the continuing Senate investigation on the ZTE contract, the granting of pardon to former President Joseph Estrada, the holding of the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections, and the increasing price of oil in the global market as well as the steady appreciation of the Philippine peso.

http://pulseasia.newsmaker.ph/main.a...ion=Highlights

why did Pulse Asia conclude that this issues affect how the respondents voted? No. It only stated what was happening at the time of the polling.

you are making your own conclusions, not of Pulse Asia.