Comments on: New Year, fresh start http://sassylawyer.com/new-year-fresh-start/ There's no business like law business Mon, 19 Mar 2012 23:35:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Vera http://sassylawyer.com/new-year-fresh-start/#comment-5346 Vera Mon, 28 Dec 2009 17:12:49 +0000 http://houseonahill.net/?p=11546#comment-5346 Merry Christmas Ms. Connie. :) Sana nasa New Year's resolution ng gobyerno ang maglaan ng mas maraming pondo para sa mga proyekto na kagaya ng Bayan ni Juan project ng ABSCBN sa Calauan. Love the snowman ornament. :) Merry Christmas Ms. Connie. :)
Sana nasa New Year’s resolution ng gobyerno ang maglaan ng mas maraming pondo para sa mga proyekto na kagaya ng Bayan ni Juan project ng ABSCBN sa Calauan.

Love the snowman ornament. :)

]]> By: trosp http://sassylawyer.com/new-year-fresh-start/#comment-5345 trosp Mon, 28 Dec 2009 15:18:09 +0000 http://houseonahill.net/?p=11546#comment-5345 He he he. We must always consider who are the majority of the voters. They're the one who can easily bought and brainwashed .The other thing, to appreciate these SWS et al surveys, one has to visit their websites to see the details of their surveys. The demographics in particular. I agree that the operative word is brainwash. The number one culprit is the media IMO. They failed in the last presidential election because of over-confidence. From where I'm looking, it's obvious that they do not want to make that mistake again. (I could be wrong on this. It seems to me that Gibo Teodoro is always the recipient of the question from both ch 2 and 7 that if he's elected president, what are the actions that he would take to prosecute GMA on corruption issues against her. Kawawang Gibo. He could be the best qualified one. Not just campaign promises but how he would do it. Not just hope and change). He he he. We must always consider who are the majority of the voters. They’re the one who can easily bought and brainwashed .The other thing, to appreciate these SWS et al surveys, one has to visit their websites to see the details of their surveys. The demographics in particular.

I agree that the operative word is brainwash. The number one culprit is the media IMO. They failed in the last presidential election because of over-confidence. From where I’m looking, it’s obvious that they do not want to make that mistake again.

(I could be wrong on this. It seems to me that Gibo Teodoro is always the recipient of the question from both ch 2 and 7 that if he’s elected president, what are the actions that he would take to prosecute GMA on corruption issues against her. Kawawang Gibo. He could be the best qualified one. Not just campaign promises but how he would do it. Not just hope and change).

]]> By: Connie Veneracion http://sassylawyer.com/new-year-fresh-start/#comment-5344 Connie Veneracion Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:02:17 +0000 http://houseonahill.net/?p=11546#comment-5344 Making mistakes is human. And it's okay to make mistakes so long as we learn something from them, right? But, in politics, it just seems to me that voters never learn. Have we been brainwashed that badly? Or should I say brainwashed THAT WELL? Making mistakes is human. And it’s okay to make mistakes so long as we learn something from them, right? But, in politics, it just seems to me that voters never learn. Have we been brainwashed that badly? Or should I say brainwashed THAT WELL?

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