Knowing the "presidentiables": Mar Roxas

Just read At Midfield of my good friend and colleague Ding Gagelonia. They had this dinner with Liberal Party "probable" presidential bet Mar Roxas and the anecdotes point to a rather cozy and excellent meeting with him. He answered most of the questions I posted at FilipinoVoices.com and my other blogs (one of the emerging ones, PinoyObserver which has a very loyal following throughout the globe) and calling Kevin Ray. You don't have to respond anymore coz I now have an inkling on what Mar would do should he get the top plum.

However, what I want our readers to know is, there's something in Abe Margallo's post (read the redherring blogsite) that seems rather disturbing to say the least, about Mar. He wrote about his previous actions and that is not very comforting. Nonetheless, from today up to May 2010, that's a lot of time for a man such as Mar to change perspective. If only the Patriots of the New Generation would actually go speak to him, the way they did with Jamby, then, I believe we will have a probable Obama.

In the next entries of this blog, we will feature the life-stories of these presidentiables. One, to give our people a peek into their lives. And two, to probably help them decide who to vote for come 2010. So, stick around and read!

Equally influential bloggers

Oh, I forgot to include Kevin Ray's blog and this blog on Mar Roxas. I read them with interest. Also the bloggerkapihan site is very interesting indeed. I haven't read JLo's blog. However, those who launched it should not lie to the public because it's not the first time that JLo wrote a blog. The first time he did so was in the Black and White Movement site.

I also read the blogs of Mon Palatino. Mon, keep the fires burning. You're one of the young ones who continue to fight for our people. Work for the people and commit your entire life to them. It's well worth it.

Mon Casiple's blog is also a great read.

Despite my occasional digs at Mar Roxas, I could still see that he's one of the most eligible candidates for the presidency in 2010. However, I would like to see the day when he stands up and lead us, all consumers, to a rally against rising oil and food prices. Enough of this palengke tours. Roxas should be like her grandfather who stood up against our oppressors for the benefit of the people.

Mar, lead us. Be presidential, like Barack Obama.

I also read Philippine Commentary and all the other blogs of my colleagues over at www.filipinovoices.com. Sorry I did'nt include filipinovoices.com because it might be viewed as self-serving.