"Ninety percent of the politicians are in politics just for themselves, only ten percent are there to serve the country. Be the one percent’ Don Honorio Ventura Quoting liberally from the book of Cecilia Serrano “Beating the Odds,” Don Honorio Ventura “was almost like a father to (Diosdado) Macapagal, ever solicitous Fake Girard Perregaux Watches of his manners and habits, teaching him good grooming even to the point of buying his shoes and clothes…Ventura told him: Develop faith in yourself and in your conviction.
Above all be honest.”Found in Chapter 14 of said book is a list of caveats Diosdado Macapagal cited in his own “Under the Aegis of Democratic Leadership,” the currency of which may serve to be a guiding epistle for “presidentiables” in the coming May 2010 national elections:1) The isolation of a president from the people and from reality. This is effected by a cordon of self-serving persons who continually seek to please him and influence his decisions in the guise of promoting his welfare and success.2) The tremendous temptation to commit graft that confronts a president. A president should steel himself against participating in anomalous transactions or tolerating these, particularly when any member of his family is involved.3) The difficult choice of making decisions as a statesman and or as a politician. A president should decide primarily on the basis of what is good for the people, irrespective of political consequences and secondarily only in consideration of his political position.4) The Hermes Replica Handbags lack of awareness of the preponderance in our society of powerful and entrenched interests which have created social injustice and prevented the equalization of opportunities for the attainment of a better life by the greatest number, and obstructed national progress.5) The inability to genuinely recognize that the basic national problem is the age-old poverty of the masses. The alleviation of the plight of the common people must be given real emphasis.6) The impulse to readily use presidential power without proper regard for the rule of law. Power should never be used for it's
embroidered patches own sake, but as a means to serve the people.7) The attitude to take towards adverse criticism” whether to be tolerant about it, or out of a sense of power, to suppress it, or cow the critic by one means or another.8) The inability to accept fully the necessity of giving-up power at the end of the presidential term, as adjudged by the people or to resist the temptation to perpetuate it.
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