Too close to call
Silvestre A. Rayos. Jr.
4 May 2010
Re: GOV. RACE
Think! Think! Think again and do the math.
The difference between losing and winning is a thin fine line called the winning edge. If Guv. Spines’ winning edge is edge against Dr. Jamie Agbayani (a political neophyte is only 36,000 in vote rich province of Pangasina of over a million votes) then the race is too close to call.
This race will practically decided by groups who will vote as solid blocks like the Iglesia flock, El Shaddai, and other minor religious groups. Too bad there is no such thing as a Catholic vote. No wonder politicians from all political parties always court these groups, which is a way of life in Philippine politics.
If religious leaders meddle in politics they should be taxed accordingly and lose their tax-exempt privileges. God created man in his own image and give him free will to decide what’s good or bad. Are you giving up this divine given rights to religious leaders with political and financial agenda?
Kahit sinong mamumuno kapag hindi binabago ang bulok na sistema,hindi uusad ang bayan. Baka ang ihahalal ninyo sa congreso ay tatayo lamang pag iihi.
The governor’s race is between two candidates with contrasting style. The presidential race is for Noynoy to lose as I predicted in my previous forum. During the waning days of the dictator, lots of generals are paraded on his back. Generals without soldiers to command.
ON ELECTION DAY,GET OUT AND VOTE.\Vox populi,Vox Dei\The voice of the people is the voice of God. My fearless prediction will be Gov. Spines by very thin margin that both candidates will accuse each other of cheating. Final winner will be decided by courts, protest, PET/Comelec.
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