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On shaky ground: Traditional Opposition led by inexperienced Isko Moreno, Leni Robredo bumped off but still hungry for power

Posted on August 16, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll No Comments on On shaky ground: Traditional Opposition led by inexperienced Isko Moreno, Leni Robredo bumped off but still hungry for power
On shaky ground: Traditional Opposition led by inexperienced Isko Moreno, Leni Robredo bumped off but still hungry for power

Harry Roque’s former law partner Joel Ruiz Butuyan posts a want ad for the opposition in his Inquirer piece “Wanted: An opposition coalition”. A “coalition” he says. For the opposition to get us out of the black hole the current administration has brought the country into, it needs all hands on deck. That means all…

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Manila “achievements” pimped into service for Isko Moreno 2022 presidential run, ultimately BETRAYS Manileño constituents

Posted on August 11, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 1 Comment on Manila “achievements” pimped into service for Isko Moreno 2022 presidential run, ultimately BETRAYS Manileño constituents
Manila “achievements” pimped into service for Isko Moreno 2022 presidential run, ultimately BETRAYS Manileño constituents

You know it would come to the point that a puff piece praising Manila Mayor Isko Moreno would eventually be written. It was just a matter of time. In his PhilSTAR piece “The city of Manila acting like Singapore”, columnist Andrew Masigan describes Isko as a “transformative leader” gushing about how Moreno had “achieved more…

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Development, Politics

Hopelessly fragmented Philippine Opposition no match for the vision, leadership chops, and mass appeal of Sara Duterte

Posted on August 6, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 1 Comment on Hopelessly fragmented Philippine Opposition no match for the vision, leadership chops, and mass appeal of Sara Duterte
Hopelessly fragmented Philippine Opposition no match for the vision, leadership chops, and mass appeal of Sara Duterte

I fail to see what PhilSTAR columnist Boo Chanco is talking about referring to widespread poverty and hunger as claimed in the surveys in his piece “COVID as 2022 kingmaker?”. The number of the homeless living on the streets isn’t out of the ordinary. They may be homeless but they don’t look like they’re on…

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Politics

Lacson-Sotto tandem bares pro-Filipino platform of continuity and reform, promises a no-pork-barrel admin

Posted on August 5, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 5 Comments on Lacson-Sotto tandem bares pro-Filipino platform of continuity and reform, promises a no-pork-barrel admin
Lacson-Sotto tandem bares pro-Filipino platform of continuity and reform, promises a no-pork-barrel admin

“Nabasa na kami hanggang tuhod. Wala ng atrasan to.” With this statement, Sen. Ping Lacson declared that there would be no turning back in his candidacy, and that of Senate President Tito Sotto, for President and Vice-President in the May 2022 election. Interviewed on HeadStart on ANC, the Lacson-Sotto tandem revealed that unification talks with…

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Politics

Old motherhood statements no longer work in political narratives, time for REAL platforms and vision!

Posted on July 27, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 1 Comment on Old motherhood statements no longer work in political narratives, time for REAL platforms and vision!
Old motherhood statements no longer work in political narratives, time for REAL platforms and vision!

In his Manila Standard piece “The narrative”, columnist Lito Banayo focuses on the candidate’s narrative as the selling point. He highlights what, at first, seems to be a disturbing fact in Philippine politics… It will not be the facts enumerated today; nor even the truths we will either believe or dispute. It will be the…

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Politics

What does it take to beat a massively-popular candidate in an election? Simple: a DISRUPTIVE campaign platform!

Posted on July 13, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 3 Comments on What does it take to beat a massively-popular candidate in an election? Simple: a DISRUPTIVE campaign platform!
What does it take to beat a massively-popular candidate in an election? Simple: a DISRUPTIVE campaign platform!

Glad to see Manila Standard columnist Lito Banayo share my opinion in his piece “The disruptor”. Anyone who wants to challenge the administration will have to be as disruptive as the incumbent. Banayo happily points out the winning formula at play again in these times of impending election campaign writing “[President Rodrigo] Duterte is once…

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Songs of praises to the glory of Noynoy Aquino will fail to move a politically-mature Filipino public

Posted on June 30, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 2 Comments on Songs of praises to the glory of Noynoy Aquino will fail to move a politically-mature Filipino public
Songs of praises to the glory of Noynoy Aquino will fail to move a politically-mature Filipino public

Manila Standard columnist Banayo conspicuously leaves out former President Ferdinand “Apo Lakay” Marcos in the mention of Philippine Presidents in his piece “A stone for the edifice” where he shares his own version of Pantheon. The piece is obviously in praise of the recently departed former President Noynoy “PNoy” Aquino. It is easy for us…

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History, Politics

Can Ping Lacson transform senatorial votes into presidential? Perhaps with Pacman’s and Isko’s help…

Posted on June 21, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 1 Comment on Can Ping Lacson transform senatorial votes into presidential? Perhaps with Pacman’s and Isko’s help…
Can Ping Lacson transform senatorial votes into presidential? Perhaps with Pacman’s and Isko’s help…

Lito Banayo’s Manila Standard piece today “The Vice President” is basically a stocktake of the circus that has come to town. The one confronting thing he points out is the elephant in the Opposition room — that speculation around whether or not Vice President Leni Robredo will seek the presidency in 2022 drags on. “No…

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