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    Lightbulb ninduta kun ma-resolve ni nga mga issues o problems sa sunod nga Presidente ... hayahay gyud ta mga Pinoys ;) aheheh Lol

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    Na impress kong Poe... she's smart and came really prepared. But it has always been Digong for me, a leader knows what he's saying.

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    murag BFF gyud ni silang duha ka kay akong nabantayan na si merriam kay pro duterte kaayo...pong pa niya...

    "Nobody has done very much against graft and corruption except Mayor Rody Duterte." - Sen. Merriam Santiago

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    Way may pangutana ug Kinsay nag Finance sa ilaha election campaign ... diha nato mahibaw-an ug kinsay ilahang Boss .. ang financier ba or ang mga Bobotante ....
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    Aanhin ko tong karga-karga ko.. hahahaha

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    Nalingaw ko sa line na "Walang Daan Matuwid". Hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by buknoy24 View Post
    Aanhin ko tong karga-karga ko.. hahahaha

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    nyahaha naa rajud na daw sa biology nyahaha

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    statistics are miss leading with no proper context
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    Hilaw kaayo ang anti drug campaign nga tubag ni roxas.. needs more sagol kay kuwang sa lasa.. limbat sibat.. hahaha.. wala gani siya naka cleanse sa Manila tibuok pinas pa...hay naku pangako nga naa sa hangin... di maka landing

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    VICE-PRESIDENT BINAY

    He appears to be applauding himself throughout the debate. Makati, Makati, Makati. He had the nerve to imply that he's the reason Makati became the nation's financial district. Truth is, you just happen to serve as an LGU official there. That's it. I don't like politicians like him.

    SENATOR MIRIAM

    The senator appears to be tired during the debate. She's not she used to be compared to her glory days at the Philippine Senate. Considering her age and medical condition, it's not hard to believe that she's getting exhausted from campaigning and constant travel. As much as I would like her to be the President of the Philippines, I don't think she can handle more business trips to any places in the nation.

    MAYOR DUTERTE

    His style of public speaking may work in local conferences, local press interviews, but it appears to me that it's not responding well when it comes to the national stage. He made promises: 3-6 months crime cleansing, and 3 days of annihilating cartels. He defended his womanizing acts that made most male audience amused. For me, debate is not his forte despite the fact he started as a lawyer. He didn't even give a slight effort to give a rebuttal on Roxas' claims.

    SENATOR POE

    I wasn't really into her but after watching the debate, I must say that she was very well-prepared. She chose to wear a slim-fit white dress that's perfect for her physical structure, gave us that actress-like smile, and always answer direct to the point. It seems that she studied well on issues that will come up on this debate. As other candidates were offering promises, Grace Poe offered solutions such as proposing an AGRO-INDUSTRIAL ZONE and have DTI and DA to work together for a fact-finding such as performing soil testing inorder to find out more "added value" that farmers can take advantage. Also, she proposed that kids should have a free lunch at school. In my opinion, she offered more solutions than typical promises by most politicians during election time.

    MAR ROXAS

    Lies, damned lies, and statistics. He used it too often with arrogance. He cited the administration gave Mindanao billions of pesos in 5 years for infrastructure. Yeah, combining 5 years, no shit that is a big number. He did great on the debate but for me he got this "rich boy" attitude and belittling other candidates is like a second nature to him.

    OVERALL: I gave this debate to SENATOR GRACE POE. I'm really impressed with her performance and hope to see more of that in the next debates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FAQ View Post
    VICE-PRESIDENT BINAY

    He appears to be applauding himself throughout the debate. Makati, Makati, Makati. He had the nerve to imply that he's the reason Makati became the nation's financial district. Truth is, you just happen to serve as an LGU official there. That's it. I don't like politicians like him.

    SENATOR MIRIAM

    The senator appears to be tired during the debate. She's not she used to be compared to her glory days at the Philippine Senate. Considering her age and medical condition, it's not hard to believe that she's getting exhausted from campaigning and constant travel. As much as I would like her to be the President of the Philippines, I don't think she can handle more business trips to any places in the nation.

    MAYOR DUTERTE

    His style of public speaking may work in local conferences, local press interviews, but it appears to me that it's not responding well when it comes to the national stage. He made promises: 3-6 months crime cleansing, and 3 days of annihilating cartels. He defended his womanizing acts that made most male audience amused. For me, debate is not his forte despite the fact he started as a lawyer. He didn't even give a slight effort to give a rebuttal on Roxas' claims.

    SENATOR POE

    I wasn't really into her but after watching the debate, I must say that she was very well-prepared. She chose to wear a slim-fit white dress that's perfect for her physical structure, gave us that actress-like smile, and always answer direct to the point. It seems that she studied well on issues that will come up on this debate. As other candidates were offering promises, Grace Poe offered solutions such as proposing an AGRO-INDUSTRIAL ZONE and have DTI and DA to work together for a fact-finding such as performing soil testing inorder to find out more "added value" that farmers can take advantage. Also, she proposed that kids should have a free lunch at school. In my opinion, she offered more solutions than typical promises by most politicians during election time.

    MAR ROXAS

    Lies, damned lies, and statistics. He used it too often with arrogance. He cited the administration gave Mindanao billions of pesos in 5 years for infrastructure. Yeah, combining 5 years, no shit that is a big number. He did great on the debate but for me he got this "rich boy" attitude and belittling other candidates is like a second nature to him.

    OVERALL: I gave this debate to SENATOR GRACE POE. I'm really impressed with her performance and hope to see more of that in the next debates.
    sayon rana sultion tanan promises ang problema naa naba nay agi?

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