On traffic jams, honesty and electoral governance

By Ulysses Raciiles Butuyan

 

Manila has most number of people exposed to disaster. And elections are the most disastrous.

Traffic jams raise diabetes risk. Next only to hypertension.

Martial law abuses not affecting Bongbong’s bid. It may be because administrations that followed failed to make any difference.

War on drugs has failed public health. Isn’t it actually a war between or among drug lords?

Duterte: I’m not Trump. Why, is Trump planning to invest in memorial parks?

Janitor lectures politicians on honesty. Guess if anyone was listening.

Mayor and Vice Mayor assured of second term. They must be campaigning now for a third term.

Sandiganbayan issues HDO versus Guv, et al. Has the hold departure order become paramount to the Constitutionally guaranteed rights to bail and to travel?

Electoral covenant made in Heaven. What? Who says politicians are allowed entry into heaven?

Holy Week – a time for soul searching. The cemetery should be a logical starting point for the search, ideally at midnight.

High teenage pregnancy still noted in Pangasinan. It means that in this province the youth are more fertile than the soil.

Top drug suspects arrested. None of them is a drug lord.

Pnoy: War is a futile exercise. Especially if it’s with one’s own wife or supposed girlfriend.

Gov’t drive vs. corruption is not enough. Has there really been such a drive?

The widely televised fight between Pacquiao and Bradley would give the congressman massive exposure, to the disadvantage of his rivals. Let his rivals box each other at the Luneta, with the local and foreign media occupying ringside seats.

Plunder case vs. Cojuangco is frivolous. To charge any Cojuangco of plunder is always a blunder. They strictly follow the “Daang Matuwid,” stupid!

No presidential bet has green agenda. Because their green jokes are more credible and interesting.

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