1) Fernando
2) Perlas
3) Villanueva
4) Aquino
5) Teodoro

unfortunately ki Gibo, one good guy, intelligent and eloquent and there is no reason that he could not be a good leader, kaya lang he’s no listening to what the masses dislike, si Gloria, and that association stuck kaya problemang bagahe si Gloria ki Gibo and it’s so not fair for a guy like Gibo. Pinili ni Gibo to be with Gloria so risk yan na tinanggap nya. and the ratings says it all. kung talagang gusto ni Gibo maging Presidente, he should have not associated with her.

we all have the capacity to be heroes, unfortunately, some take the shortcut way para isahan ang mga pinoy

Ay ano ba, nalihis ako. Sorry Reynz, now back to Gibo.

Gibo isn’t a bad choice too. yun nga lang his affiliation with Gloria is a big minus for me. promising yet disappointing.

Nick Perlas is way better than the other presidentiables. if only he is popular or has enough machinery to support his candidacy.

The rest of them wala akong comment. they bore me. LOL

Kidding aside, I cannot understand why the majority of people who responded to all these surveys are consistently giving Gibo a low mark. It’s obvious that the guy is a leader and an achiever. If it’s honesty and integrity that they like in Noynoy, then Gibo too has unblemished record when it comes to corruption. Personally, I don’t know him before he was candidate, but by just seeing and hearing him talk, and upon knowing his credentials, I am convinced right away that he is the ONE!!!

Thanks Reyns for being fair in your appraisal of him.

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