Commit in Response

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To President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr.,


    Greetings Mr. President! Elected being the 17th president of the Philippines with over 31 million votes is really surprising. To gather that much of supporters is an honor. To gain that much of a trust is a responsibility I'm hoping you'll held of. I wish you will do your best and prove to the people who supported you.

    To be a president requires the qualities of having a powerful vision for the country. A president must be able to lead his or her citizens in a clear and efficient manner. Most importantly, a president must have the character and integrity to listen to the pleas of the people. And I expect that you possess these qualities and prove yourself to help progress our nation. I look forward to your commitment in using your power for good to address the issues faced by the Philippines. May you persevere in trying times and be able-bodied and be ready to lend a helping hand to your fellow countrymen.  These are just one of many things I want to express. 

    I thus wish you success as you carry out your regime. Our future depends on your hands and may you not be negligible in holding your duties. Help the country accomplish its development. Our country requires leaders who can improve its situation rather than make it worse.  May you always remember that Mr. President. Have a great day ahead!

                            

                                                                                                                                   Regards,

                                                                                                                                   John Carl P. Gamiao


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  1. Aileen12 November 2022 at 00:10

    "Our country requires leaders who can improve its situation rather than make it worse." Indeed! Nice point, JC!

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