Tag Archive for 'Dick Gordon'

Bayani and Gordon win in Facebook Polls

(from donavictorina.blogspot.com)
Former Metro Manila Development Authority chairman and Bagumbayan vice-presidential candidate Bayani “BF” Fernando has been consistently topping the weekly online mock elections in Facebook, a popular social networking site in the Philippines.
In the latest two-week poll done by Facebook Election 2010 Application, which lasted from March 18-April 1, Fernando led all VP candidates with [...]

Cancelled… ABS-CBN’s Harapan: The Tandem Presidential Debate

For example, if Noynoy Aquino really wants to prove that he is a man of integrity and will fight corruption, we ought to hear about his definite and concrete plans to combat corruption. How does he plan to eliminate corruption in the most corrupt government agencies? Or better yet, how does he intend to eliminate corruption in just one government agency?

As for Manny Villar and his claim that he’ll lift people out of poverty, perhaps he’ll want to lay out his plan for turning residents of a place like Payatas into middle class micro-entrepreneurs.

Then again, Villar and Aquino may soon have to speak up in debates as they approach the limits (if they haven’t exceeded it already) set by Comelec on political advertisements.

A day in the life of Dick Gordon

A day in the life… of Dick Gordon
By Michael Punongbayan (The Philippine Star) Updated March 09, 2010 12:00 AM
MANILA, Philippines – Bagumbayan presidential candidate Sen. Richard Gordon describes himself as being “comfortable with stress,” getting by with only four hours of sleep.
He usually wakes up before his wife Kate at 6:30 a.m., but lingers in [...]

Juan Ponce Enrile confirms Villar’s bribe try on Gordon

Senator Juan Ponce Enrile to Senator Manny Villar: THE PRESIDENCY, THE FILIPINO PEOPLE, THE PHILIPPINES ARE NOT FOR SALE
Sen. Villar may have succeeded to a large extent in deploying the huge fortune he acquired, perhaps some by honest means, but definitely, a large part, by the immoral use of his political position, power and clout to advance his own business interests as borne out by the evidence in Senate Ethics case and, much earlier, by the shenanigans exposed on the Floor of the Lower House by Sen. Joker Arroyo,

But on May 10, he must be taught a hard and painful lesson by no less than the electorate. He must be unmasked and rejected as a fake leader in order for the nation to redeem itself. We must clearly send the strongest message to Senator Manuel “Manny” B. Villar, as Senator Richard J. Gordon has said, that THE PRESIDENCY OF THIS NATION, THE FILIPINO PEOPLE, AND THE PHILIPPINES ARE NOT FOR SALE.

Gordon also offered money to back out from 2010 polls

All though, being a laggard in a number of surveys, bribing Gordon to back out of the 2010 Presidential polls doesn’t seem to present an advantage to Villar.