Too Much of the Opposition for 2010

Ain't it funny how they all focus on one thing - bring down the administration with all its alleged corruption. And after it all, they can't unify in a single matter such as the Presidency for 2010.

If they all stand up together under the same vision of being against corruption of the government, they should be under the same page. Then again, what's happening now is an 'each for his/her own' type of

movement.

Now that the 2010 Presidential Elections is coming less than a year from now, it would seem these unified opposition members are not so unified after all. It's as if they are only unified at the beginning

where they need each other to bring down a certain goal. Once step 1 is done, step 2 (the Presidency) is now FFA. No unified selected candidate whatsoever.

What's funny about this is how they are breaking their parties and ties apart. If they think about it, the more candidates under the opposition, the more separation of those votes for the opposition in

general contrary to the administration's wherein they focus primarily on Teodoro (as far as I know). Opposition voters would really have the trouble of dividing themselves while administration supporters are

bound to support a single bearer. Haven't they realized that yet?

Take for example the US of A. They only have two candidates back then right? That way its either A or B. Here it's like it's A to Zinc. ZOMG. I know other countries have their system and we have ours but

there's just no help comparing. We suck at the moment with regard to our political system.

It's just stupid and irritating to see how each and everyone of them is opportunistic in such a negative way. If they wanted a good future for this country, they should unify themselves first in making a

decision such as a Presidential candidate. Currently, the only thing I could see from the opposition candidates is the yearning for that Presidential power and money. Lots and lots of money. Just money.

How unfortunate.

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