The madlang people have spoken…and so…my president didn’t win HAHA. But Gibo losing to Noynoy isn’t that bad, I guess.
Out of all the presidentiables, Noynoy was my 3rd choice hoho. I hope he’ll do well in the next 6 years.
And Binay’s winning is such a wonderful surprise! I honestly feel sorry for Mar, he wasn’t my bet but I thought he’s gonna win this election hands down. Do you think he became too complacent about winning? I think so. It appears to me that he’s all about winning. Winning safely, …

By: Reyna Elena
Tayong mga Pinoy, feel na feel naten ang eleksyon. It’s like a religion to us. Di ba? And I know during elections, there are so many war going on, andyan ung di mo na kinakausap ang friendship mo, bwisit ka na pati sa kapitbahay mo, tsini-tsismis mo na pati officemates mo, once na nalaman mong they are rooting for somebody else. Tama ba ang lola?! Im fak, pati boss mo, ino-okray okray mo na pag-talikod. Aminin!!!
Pwes, isama mo na kaming mag-pinsan!
HMPT!
~kring~ (tumawag ako)
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A lot of you had emailed me. First it was dDfish who left the link. He said, “this was pretty much the reason why I did not choose Dick Gordon but could not find the words to explain it.” And then, more email. From Patrick, to Neil, to Lina and a number of you B7 readers.
I read the link. And then it hit me…“There is a difference between being frank and being a downright jackass, a difference that seems to have been blurring the closer we get to May 10″. …

Pretty interesting questions directed to Dick Gordon at this Bandila Interview. He acknowledged, he is short-tempered and argues that these surveys conditions the minds of the Filipino people. Listen and comment to this interview.
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Politicians spending BILLIONS of pesos for their campaign should learn from Senator Richard Gordon. The video above is currently circulating in the internet with Bagumbayan’s Presidential candidate dancing with YouTube sensations MOMOY PALABOY to the tune of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”.
Admit it, the sea of garbage, pedicab, and rap gimmicks are no match to this hilarious video.  This video could have been perfect if they’ve included Gordon and Bayani’s platforms though. I’m excited to see the “continuation” of this…
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By: Engr. Jojo
Gordon’s supporters, the AntiPinoy bloggers BongV and BenignO and the excellent Gordon Online PRs continued to flood the Cyberspace with rhetorics on Gordon Charisma kuno with “Change in Men rather than Change of Men” slogan, relentlessly attacking Noynoy’s supporters as Traitors and PRO STATUS QUO.
Advocating Change of Corrupt Political Leadership and Political System of Patronage and Convenience  before Change in Men for them is retrogressive  and going to the extent of calling Noynoy’s supporters as anti progress and development.
The Change in Men that Gordon is crowing that he …

When the City of Olongapo is mentioned, the first things that would come to mind are two: the entertainment bars lining its streets and the name Gordon.
While the roots of existence of the former are well-traced, the existence and the reason why the latter became a household name is not much talked about. Who really are the Gordons? How did they come into power? And how for several decades, did a single family dominate the entire political landscape of the city?
The Early Gordon
Though nobody from the local opposition could prove …

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“Ganito pala sa Olongapo, parang war zone,”. This was the surprised remark from one of the media personnel from GMA-7 who witnessed what happened that fateful day in November 1996.
All the action were going on inside the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) where the APEC forum was being held, so it only makes sense for all the media, local and international, to be there.
Fortunately for us, some GMA-7 staff, particularly Luchi Cruz Valdez (from The Probe Team fame) and a cameraman decided …

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I was a fan of Dick Gordon, the man who they called The Flash. He was full of idealism and a natural leader. I would love to be seated next to him. I would love to catch the same breath of air that passes through his sense of national pride.
I first saw him on TV after the tragic 1990 major Luzon earthquake. He was there saving lives in the cities of Baguio and Cabanatuan. Those cities were the hardest hit with several collapsed buildings and hotels. He …

By: Toto C. Causing

Dear everybody,
Note: The author edits his post on Gordon as he acknowledges he committed a mistake of stating as a fact that Gordon was among the winners in the 12-0 victory of Gloria Arroyo senatorial candidates.
And in so editing, he deems it necessary to state here: “I am sorry, Senator Richard Gordon and his fans, for this mistake. Rest assured, I am honest enough to admit errors, unlike those who continued to remain silent after benefiting from the ‘Hello Garci’ rigging of the votes of Maguindanao and …

By: Engr. Jojo
I have here some questions to ask of your fave pet candidate, assuming he (Gordon) will not copy Noynoy’s pronounced Plans and Programs, if you can provide rational and categorical answers to them, I might change my position:
Sa kanyang pinangangalandakang programa for the “CHANGE IN MEN” “WALANG TAMAD, WALANG TANGA”:
1. Papaano niya babaguhin ang ugali ng mga biktima ng SOCIAL INJUSTICES [Mababang Pasahod, Contractualization of Labor, American Servicemen Abuses (c/o VFA), Proliferation of Illegal Drugs, Inefficient discharge of Justice System, Domestic Physical Abuses, etc.]
2. Papaano niya babaguhin ang …

If winning the Presidency will have to be based on debates, I’d say, Gibo wins it hands down. In the past debates and forums, he’s always been prepared, well-spoken and knows what he’s talking about. I’ve always admired Gibo in terms of his credentials. But see, he’s got a baggage I don’t like. And at the Presidential Forum in DLSU, he was toasted, grilled and barbecued. Not his day. Here’s what I gathered from the news: (GMA News) and Inquirer)

Failon asked:
“Is there something for which President Arroyo should be held …