Si Mar Roxas ang itatapat ng admin kung may Snap Polls

Si Mar Roxas ang itatapat ng admin kung may Snap Polls

Now this is news to me:

Mar Roxas sa snap polls

(Bernard Taguinod)

Hindi pa man sigurado kung papayag sa snap election si Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, inihahanda na umano ng mga kaalyado ng administrasyon si Sen. Mar Roxas bilang panapat sa sinumang maging manok ng oposisyon.

Bagama’t tutol ang mga kaalyado ni Arroyo na magkaroon ng snap election dahil labag umano ito sa Saligang Batas, usap-usapan sa kanilang hanay ang pangalan ni Roxas bilang manok ng administrasyon.

"If ever magkaroon ng snap election which I doubt it very much, tatapatan namin sila ng mas malakas... si Mar Roxas," pahayag ng impormante na miyembro ng Lakas-CMD at kaalyado ng Liberal Party na kinabibilangan ng senador.

Aminado ang impormante na walang mas malakas kay Roxas mula sa kanilang partido kaya tulad noong nakaraang halalan, magsasanib puwersa ang dalawang partido kapag nagkaroon ng snap election.

"May tulog ang kalaban kung si Mar Roxas," dagdag pa ng impormante.

Alinman kina Sen. Panfilo Lacson at Susan Roces ang posibleng ilaban ng oposisyon.

So Senator Mar Roxas will replace Gloria Macapagal Arroyo if new elections take place. Good Choice. Sa opposition naman my pick is Lacson or Serge Osmena.

Don't forget Bayani Fernando too. Pwede rin siyang maging admin candidate for president.

Of course, If ya will all recall I floated Mar Roxas' name as possible replacement for GMA back in June 14.

And in other news:

Opposition ready with poll fraud proof

Sunday, 07 03, 2005


The opposition in the House of Representatives is ready to present at any time evidence of cheating in the May 2004 elections other than the tapped conversations between President Arroyo and former Comelec Commissioner Virgilio Garcillano which detailed the cheating operations. Fifty-nine percent of Metro Manilans believe the President had ordered Garcillano to cheat for her. (See related story)

House Minority Leader Francis Escudero and five other opposition congressmen said in a press conference at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City that they were prepared to present proof of the poll fraud, if asked.

The cheating, as evidenced by the conversations between Mrs. Arroyo and Garcillano, robbed the late Fernando Poe Jr., the standard-bearer of the former Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino, of his votes that could have had him replacing Mrs. Arroyo in Malacañang.

Escudero said if challenged by their colleagues from the majority, they could present equally damning evidence on the cheating, other than the bugged conversations between the President and her still missing poll operator.