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Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Miriam will run for President in 2016

Miriam ran for president in 1992 and lost to Fidel Ramos with narrow margin.

But many believed that Ramos cheated her because she was unbeatable that year and number one in many survey.

She won in voting but lost in counting as most of the voters said.

It only cost a one night electric power black out and her leading score was surpassed by Ramos votes.

During that time lots of character assassination were thrown at her like she was branded as lunatic.

Mud slinging is very popular during election plus vote buying.

Ramos was endorsed by the mother of current president Pnoy Aquino.

 Will she win this time?

Will destiny favor her as she should have won in 1992?

Only time will tell.

As for me she is the most qualified to run for president compared to Binay who is surrounded by many bad accusation like plunder and etc.

Grace Poe who is un-experience and only banking to the famous name of her adopted father the late Fernando Poe Jr.

 Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago on Tuesday said she will run for president in the 2016 elections. 

Asked by reporters if she will file her certificate of candidacy for the presidency this week, Santiago answered a simple “yes.”

 She added that her running mate is someone who has already declared his or her candidacy.

 Santiago said the Philippines will be a “much better country” if she will become president in the “near future.”

 “If I become president some time in the very near future, this country will be much better than it was before.

Today, this country suffers from the malaise of plunder.

Plunder is when you look at a person and the person looks at you and you feel like eating each other up.

It’s like cancer,” said Santiago, who is currently on medical leave at the Senate for battling Stage 4 lung cancer.

 “The one thing bad about cancer is it tends to eat up its neighbor,” she added.

Santiago said she will try “to make this country better” through her faith and with the help of fellow Filipinos.

“So we will try to make this country better simply by trusting in the Lord, trusting in yourself—trusting that you yourself may lead in God’s great heaven where we know He loves,” the senator added.

 Santiago made the statement during the meet-and-greet and book signing event for “Stupid is Forevermore,” the sequel to her best-selling collection of witty pick-up lines, jokes and anecdotes “Stupid is Forever.”

 In a Facebook post last week, Santiago hinted through a quote graphics that she may vie for the presidency in next year’s polls:“I am not going to be coy.

Society leaders have have urged me to seek the presidency. I can rise to the occasion.”

 She also uploaded in her Facebook account a video clip of her speech during her 1992 presidential run, where she lost to former president Fidel V. Ramos in a hotly contested race.
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Monday, October 12, 2015

Rodrigo Duterte will not run for president

DAVAO CITY, Philippines (UPDATED) – Rodrigo Duterte says he will not run for president in the 2016 elections. Ending weeks of speculation, he announced this during a press conference in Davao City on Monday afternoon, October 12.

This is the second press conference he has called to confirm he is not seeking the presidency.
It comes weeks after telling supporters that he would do "soul-searching" in order to come up with a final decision on his 2016 plans.

 He also expressed his desire to bow out of public life – but only if his daughter Sara will agree to run for mayor of Davao City again.
Duterte

“The country does not need me. I find no need for it (the presidency),” Duterte said tersely inside a jampacked room at the Grand Men Seng Hotel.

 People came to the press conference – called only Monday morning – expecting him to actually announce his presidential bid.

“I am sorry to disappoint those who spent much and worked hard and long in support of me as I went around the country espousing the benefits and advantages of federalism,” the teary-eyed Davao City Mayor began reading his statement.

 Two prepared statements According to former North Cotabato Governor Manny Piñol, Duterte was given two prepared statements.

The one that he didn't read, still in Piñol's hand would have been an 11-page acceptance speech had he decided to run. (READ:Rodrigo Duterte: 'I am in a quandary').

 Duterte said instead of seeking a national position, he would end his political career as a public servant of his hometown.

"Time and again, those who believed in me and in the cause that I advocated and continue to advocate, advised me to go for the country’s presidency because that is the destiny that awaits me.

But I believe that my destiny is to end years and years of public life in the service of Davao City and every Dabawenyo.

" Duterte said the political plans of his daughter, Sara, would determine his as well.

If Sara decides not to run for Davao City mayor, he might run for the post again.

 "Thus, if Inday Sara agrees to run for Mayor, I will retire at the end of my term in 2016.

If she does not, the option to be Mayor again is on the table," he said.

 He said he will fade into the night and find “comfort in the thought that this is indeed a beautiful day to end a wild dream.

'You owe them nothing' Piñol believed that the thought of Sara not running for mayor of Davao City weighed on Duterte’s decision.

Sara made herself scarce from the public and did not answer calls and text messages from her father.

She was the one most strongly opposed to her Duterte's presidential bid.

 Piñol said Duterte was already set to run for president last week, as many of the president’s advisers said in private.

 But the absence of trusted friend and longtime adviser Leoncio Evasco, mayor of Maribojoc town in Bohol, was already an ominous sign Duterte was going to disappoint the local media.

Evasco left for Bohol Monday morning before the press conference.

Before reading his statement, Duterte urged the local press to listen intently to what he was going to say and added that the letter sent to him by Sara had bearing on his decision.

Sara, he said, did not want him to run for president.

“You owe them nothing,” he quoted the last paragraph of Sara's letter to him.

 The maverick city mayor said he had been very "local" and had repeatedly declined any appointive post in national government.

He had refused offers from at least 3 presidents in the past for him to run for senator.

“There was no ambition for me to aspire for the presidency….

I guess it is fate that wills our long journey together should end this way,” Duterte said in his statement that stunned many local members of the press who were expecting he will run as many were expecting him to announce.
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Presidential, VP, senatorial aspirants List on day 1 of COC filing

The first day of filing for national election welcomes lots of aspirants both well known individuals and nuisance individuals who wants to run for higher office. Many of the application papers will end up in the bin as the comelec will filter nuisance and and serious candidates in the coming months.

Vice President Binay is one of them after attending a morning mass in one of the churches in Manila. He was accompanied by his children like Senator Nancy Binay and Jun Jun Binay who was suspended as Mayor of Makati.

Rizalito David who initiate the anti-Poe movement for disqualification is also present. Gringo Honasan and Panfilo Lacson are also seen filing their respective candidacy papers. Gringo Honasan will be Binay's Vice President partner while Lacson is running for Senator. 

  1. Former representative and Tesda chief Augusto Syjuco Jr., 72-years-old and an economist from Iloilo City

  1. Usaffe founder Ely Pamatong, 72-years-old and a lawyer from Davao City

  1. Ephraim Defino, 58-years-old, a businessman from Quezon City fielded by Mindanao Federal Party

  1. David Alimorong from Antipolo City

  1. Ralph Masloff, 61-year-old businessman from Lapu-lapu City

  1. Vice President Jejomar Binay, 72-years-old

  1. Former Presidential Commission on Good Governance chief Camilo Sabio, 79-years-old from Quezon City

  1. Freddiesher Llamas, 34-years-old from Zambales

  1. Danilo Lihaylihay, 54-year-old revenue enforcer

  1. Retired Navy commander Adolfo Inductivo, 60-years-old

  1. Sel Hope Kang, 37-years-old from Iloilo

  1. Ferdinand Jose Pijao, 100-years-old from Antipolo

  1. Ramon Concepcion, 64-years-old

  1. Ferdinand Fortes, 32-years-old who dubbed himself as an “ordinary man” from Rizal

  1. Eric Negapatan, 59-year-old missionary from Bacolod City

  1. Gerald Arega, 39-year-old Lumad Sultan from Bicol

  1. Leonardo Bula, 44-year-old welder from Cavite

  1. Alejandro Ignacio, 76-year-old taxi driver

  1. Arsenio Dimaya, 67-years-old from Laguna

  1. Arturo Reyes, 64-years-old

  1. Rizalito David

  1. Esmeraldo Reyes

For vice president:
  1. SenatorGregorio Honasan II, 67-years-old
  2. \
  1. Myrna Mamon, 58-years-old from Muntinlupa City

  1. Albert Alba under Kapatiran Party

For senator: 

  1. Former senator and rehabilitation czar Panfilo Lacson, 67-years-old

  1. Angel Redoble, a 41-year IT and Cybersecurity consultant

  1. Ricky Bacolod, 43-year-old entrepreneur from Tondo, Manila

  1. Daniel Magtira, 55-years-old from Tondo, Manila

  1. Victorino Inte, 62-year-old farmer from Bohol

  1. Elmar Santarin, 51-year-old election officer from Caloocan City

  1. Rafael Labindao, 43-year-old laborer from Aklan

  1. Jose Kwe, 67-year-old civil engineer from Navotas City

  1. Armando Cortez, 47-year-old armored van driver from Manila

  1. Bayan Muna party-list representative Neri Colmenares, 55-years-old

  1. Ramon Osaro, 57-year-old government employee from Cavite

  1. Moro National Liberation Front (Mnlf) spokesperson John Petalcorin, 42-years-old

  1. Eduardo Dela Pena, 52-year-old IT technician from Manila

  1. Melchor Chavez

  1. Roberto Marin, an engineer and inventor

  1. Alexander Bautista, 75-years-old from Quezon City

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