Just a commentary by Roi Anthoni B. Lomotan

A good campaign strategy requires visibility and cooperation...

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The clamor of election candidates in television and radio ads along with their track records integrate their character thus making themselves credible for the post they are wishing to have.

In the case of our presidentiables and vice-presidentiables, some became hot news items, others are known for their track record and backgrounds, while there are some whose names ring a bell because they have been elected and proven to be worthy to be elected... These are Legarda, Villar, gordodn, Roxas, Fernando, Binay, Estrada, Teodoro, etc. when the games go of elections go for the famous in service where do we put Administration vice president bet Edu Manzano?

In a late afternoon radio program, the announcers wonder about the campaign strategy of the administration where Manzano comes first in the venue and goes dealing with people entertaining them, here comes Teodoro, apparently late and when its his time to meet them, Edu leaves the place and goes to the next venue of appointment..

It seems its how the Administration's way of campaigning but then again going back, the question here would be why are the two aren't together in their campaigns? Even in the commercials, Manzano hasn't appeared yet. So goes the inquiry, do they need Manzano to appeal in the public? This would be unfair on his side whent it seems he is doing his best.

Inaalagan ba talaga nila si Edu?

became my question after i heard that commentary, somehow I thought of it too. when right now those who are in for the vice presidential bet is telling their platform, apparently it's EDU whose missing. in the sense the administration party is taking much care on Teodoro than edu forgetting that the latter is their vice presidential bet? Oh i hope not...