Comments on: Mar Roxas and Traditional Politics

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By: philippine politics and election

philippine politics and election — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 07:03:30 +0000

but if you want to win election in the philippines, you need alliances. you need political machinery that will help you win.

By: gelene cabria

gelene cabria — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 12:38:09 +0000

i totally agree with this:
“LP should redeem its mistake of supporting Gloria Arroyo instead of Raul Roco in 2004. It should avoid Estrada’s UNO and Gloria’s Lakas, Lakas-Pala, and Kampi bloc.”

It would be a real loss for the Philippines to lose another worthy person to become the country’s president just because the voters were misled by a strong and influential political party..

By: manuelbuencamino

manuelbuencamino — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 14:17:47 +0000

Good point. Quality politics should replace quantity politics

By: Eero

Eero — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 06:54:33 +0000

This paper presents a communication briefing on how a senator can generate public support for the water crisis issue.

Mind Bullet Briefing Paper: Communicating the Philippine Water Crisis as a Defining National Issue for Candidates Running for the 2008 Presidential elections

I. Rationale
Defining moments are very important in capturing the imagination, hearts, minds of the people to genuinely entrust leadership. Through conscious efforts and expected historical milestones, defining moments can be laid out as a story line leading to a positive perception or conclusion. Defining moments establish how the market (electorate) will perceive and decide what to do with the product (politician). Simply put, defining moments in history will determine the market positioning of candidates running for President in 2008.

More at: http://www.mindbullet.org/media.html#ref3