I'm not good in evaluating a good president
By hotsummer
@hotsummer (13919)
Philippines
August 28, 2012 8:56am CST
I don't know if our present president is good enough. I have no idea if all the good accomplishments he had bragged about actually happened or was done indeed. Usually I would just listen to the comments of other people on the news and from people I know with his own opinion. Sometimes I just get swayed by the beliefs of other people. Although I know some of the presidents we had were good and honest but I can't tell if indeed they made some good to the country.
I just feel economically nothing has improved or the economy hasn't been worse nor better whosoever president we had or have
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3 responses
@riyauro (6421)
• India
28 Aug 12
oh me too, I have noticed that nothing is changing much when new president is elected. Politics is become a business for the politicians. It will be like this now because the people are becoming greedy when they have power and authority. It is just small small things that they do in some areas and the people are impressed and they think that the president has done too much. This is the mindset of the people but they don't know that that is just nothing. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day ahead. 
@hotsummer (13919)
• Philippines
28 Aug 12
Yes it seems politics has just become and nothing else. if it's not for the position and it's privileges and money or salary then they won't be in politics
@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
28 Aug 12
I don't think I hail from the same country as you, but I know the feeling. Politics is so complicated, it just includes many actions and angles which seem little, but could mean a lot. Now I know a bit better as I work as a media observer, but still... I would be a bad politician, I know for sure, as I don't understand why this amd this meeting and stuff is important and so... and if I wasn't a media observer, I would pretty much have no urge to listen to or watch the news and talk shows on every kind of radio and tv channel to see how each TV channel for example (based on their political standing) and their guests like economists interpret things, and hearing the same channel again and again can make someone biased, or worse, just plain deceived or uneducated about the stuff going on.
@hotsummer (13919)
• Philippines
28 Aug 12
Indeed if it's your line of work then you have no choice than to listen to the news and other speech in each events. But it's what I'm thinking of also of all the mediamen. That mode media men were just listening to the speech because it is their job or work and if they can avoid then they would surely don't want to listen to the news or speech anymore.
