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   admin

   June 30, 2011 at 12:05 pm

   Note from The Editors: This online poll will run until midnight of July 31, 2011. Thank you.
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   admin

   June 30, 2011 at 3:40 pm

   Note from The Editors: We’ve loosened the poll settings a bit to allow multiple users to vote from the same location (e.g. Internet cafe, office, house) sharing the same IP address. If you were not able to vote earlier, please try again. Thank you.
3. 

   RBF

   July 1, 2011 at 2:23 am

   In all fairness, I think our duly-elected president is doing his best and learning in the process. The turmoil of the past administration with its corruption of all branches of government including the church is a major stumbling block. More than anything else, PNoy needs our support and encouragement than unnecessary criticisms.

   GO PNoy!!!
4. 

   CFJ

   July 1, 2011 at 9:02 am

   PNoy is leading us with a clean heart ;let’s give him a chance to lead us in the next five years.
5. 

   Marvin

   July 1, 2011 at 11:40 pm

   Objectively and fairly speaking, I believe PNoy is doing well. He is in the process of tearing down walls and mountains of problems left by the previous administration. The problems he is facing as the president cannot possibly be solved, i think even in his whole term. Our country is moving forward, but now, instead of the other more important problems, the general public’s dissatisfaction, backed by some irresponsible media personalities and entities, as well as TRAPOS, is fast becoming the biggest hindrance in progressing. Let us not kid ourselves: We are not even close to the position of understanding the nature, complications and overall scope of PNoy’s responsibilities. Most of the people criticizing him do not even understand how hard his job is. Some even resort to personal attacks just to gain attention. They call themselves “voice of the many”, yet they represent the darkest and lowliest that a Filipino can ever be. “Tunay na talangka”, as I call them.

   Why not ask ourselves how we can help, instead of how we can criticize? Or how can we be a unifying voice, instead of a sower of chaos?
6. 

   Jerry

   July 2, 2011 at 7:41 am

   
   As of now, the total of of those who rate Noynoy Aquino with 0 to 4 is 81 representing 61% of the total raters. This is clearly an indictment of Noynoy’s first year.
7. 

   gil utanes

   July 2, 2011 at 9:56 am

   As I was writing before rudely interrupted, I wish people stop calling the President in public: PNoy. The President of our Republic deserves more respect. No, I did not vote for him.

   12 months in office just so he can find his desk in deep stinking patronage, graft and corruption had been an amazing feat already. Now that he found his desk, let’s see what he is made of.
8. 

   jean

   July 2, 2011 at 2:07 pm

   I gave him 9, (because he is doing his best and I’d like to cheer him up to keep it up. I opeted to give 10 because he is not perfect..(nobody is).
9. 

   Patricia Episioco

   July 2, 2011 at 3:02 pm

   I give him 10 because he is doing towards his promise “kung walang corrupt walang mahirap” wag tayong mag expect na lahat ng problema na iniwan ni GMA for 9 years ay ma so solve niya ng isang taon..hello..mayroon pa siyang limang taon..
10. 

    Eduard

    July 2, 2011 at 4:53 pm

    I voted a satisfactory rating for the president. A six year term cannot be determine in his 1 one year in office. Lets give him a chance to fully implement his programs for the good of our country and lets help him or the govt. Thats the only way we can achieve our common goal to uplift our country. Govt and people side by side.
11. 

    Anna Cosio

    July 2, 2011 at 7:48 pm

    I didn’t vote for the current president and my basis was his accomplishments before he ran for the position. Many people voted for him only because of his projected character, his slogan, “Kung walang corrupt, walang mahirap,” (or worse, because of his mother). And after one year, it’s just disappointing how it seems he’s not living up to what he said. I think his motto now is, “Kung walang mahirap, walang mahirap.” His prioritization of the RH Bill shows that he’s got no legislative agenda and that he can be easily bought by Obama and the European Union. I thought he was gonna take us to the “tuwid na daan,” I don’t think the RH Bill is the “tuwid na daan” at all. I thought he was gonna end corruption, not the population. If he were really thinking, the money for the RH Bill can go to many other more relevant solutions to the country’s real problems. There’s no need for population control! Our growth rate is GOING DOWN. Our fertility rate is GOING DOWN as well– without his help. If it continues to go down beyond the replacement rate, our race will soon go extinct. It’s happening to other countries now who implemented population control. Demographic winter, ring a bell? Wish he could just provide education to more people– but no! He even cut down the budget for education. Why is he so concerned with Reproductive Health only? Is that the only system in the body? Health has one of the lowest funds this year, and yet 75 Filipinos die of Tuberculosis everyday and 9 Filipinos die of heart disease EVERY HOUR. Why the RH Bill? Why not increase the general budget for health??! What happened to his priorities? to his promises?? I don’t think he’s doing his best at all.
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    Ian Kristoffer Salcedo Bulanhagui

    July 3, 2011 at 12:07 am

    May mali dito… dapat average ang result… tsaka parang unfair naman yun, syempre bilang isang taong fair lang I will not give him 10.. but yung mga taong hate sya ay mag kakaisang mag 0 sa kanya… so i think it would be better if the question should be “Kontento ka ba sa Naging Performance ni Pangulong Benigno Simeon Cojuanco Aquino?” para dalwa lang yung choices… at di tipong misleading yung magiging result kasi as a Filipino who likes his administration I can’t give him 10 cause he’s not perfect at all and there still 5 years that’s why it is to early to give 10 as a rating.
13. 

    henrypoli

    July 3, 2011 at 1:47 am

    how can i objectively “rate” the pres? First maybe by using your memories of what have you on daily newspapers, tv news and features that you have had interest to even view them. or thru friend of friends or thru mr.taxi diver and the barber. etc, etc. But do these above really give you data on objectively rate the president?
    so what if it is or they are, what then? will there be a product of all these surveys? what happened with all those controversies against the previous presidents?? what about mr.joey devenecia and his fight with the big bullie? how are you now? did somebody backoff? and mr garcilianos’ affairs with thegloria? this but a few of my personal views and reviews about whats happening? and , oh yes, there is this billion peso morong case now. . .etc. then what?
14. 

    Mike Sayat

    July 3, 2011 at 6:03 am

    Pnoy failed to comply to his election campaign promises especially the “Pag walang korap walang mahirap”Still existing at a higher rate.CCT tapal solution became source of corruption,unemployment increase,inconsistent playing field for business,changing the rules during the games,persecution of political opponents,unsuitable choice of cabinet members and head of agencies who mostly come from KKK Inc.,no clear cut master plan for his tuwid na daan and most grievous is his “hate and vengeance attitude” that will bring the country to nowhere exacting more division in the country and most of all his poor and irresponsible working attitude and lack of sincerity for the country’s welfare.He maybe honest but he is not fair to the victims of Hacienda Luisita massacre.
15. 

    Pio F.

    July 3, 2011 at 8:33 am

    Is PNoy better or worse than PGMA? PGMA was a corrupt president – but a brilliant and intelligent leader. PNoy may be an honest person – but he is slowly coming across as dangerously incompetent and self-indulging person. We voted for him and have painfully regretted doing so! Just as PGMA had a handful of incorruptibles around her that did not make her honest – so with PNoy – he may have a number of brilliant, strong and well-meaning leaders around him- but we now realize they cannot make PNoy a leader. PNoy’s preoccupation with girls, shooting, porsche and publicly complaining about some of his cabinet members who he himself handpicked are unfortunate indications of his character or lack of.
16. 

    LorenzoR.

    July 3, 2011 at 8:49 am

    Totoo, madaming basura at bomba ang iniwan ng administrasyong PGMA at hindi ko kailan man gustong ibalik si PGMA sa pagka presidente! Isang taon pa lang ang nakaraan, pero hindi sapat na “master plan” ang “hindi nagnanakaw” para maituwid ang mali ng nakaraang administrasyon! Batid ng kasaysayan na delikado ang magaling na ganid na lider, pero ang magaling may takot matalo at alam kung kailan talo. Ang mahirap sa mahina ang ulo na nag lilider-lideran, hindi man niya sinasadya – hinahati at sinusunog na niya ang Bayan – akala niya ang hiyaw ng nadidinig niya – eh, tawanan ng mga nakikiliti!

    Hindi ko na inaasahan na nakuha PNoy ang talino ni Ninoy, pero pinagdadasal ko sana kahit kalahati ng k at tunay na katauhanpuso ni Cory nabahiran sana sya. Sana lang naman.
17. 

    Rustle Mania

    August 3, 2011 at 7:07 pm

    we definitely deserve somebody better than him.

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