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BOBO ba ang Pinoy voters?

Ramon Revilla, Bong Revilla, Lito Lapid, Jinggoy Estrada, Joseph Estrada, Tito Sotto, Manny Pacquiao at Robin Padilla ay ilan sa mga artista na naging senador o kasalukuyang senador. 


Isko Moreno, Dan Fernandez, Richard Gomez, Anjo Yllana, Lucy Torres, Alma Moreno, Joey Marquez, Herbert Bautista, Imelda Papin, Vilma Santos, Edu Manzano, Roderick Paulate, Dingdong Avanzado, Aiko Melendez, Angelika dela Cruz at Angelica Jones ay ilan sa mga artista na humawak at kasalukuyang humahawak ng ilang local government position.


Fans ba ang mga bomoto sa kanila? Naniniwala kaya sila sa magagawa ng mga artista para sa kanilang kapakanan? Naniniwala kaya sila na hindi sila magnanakaw sa kaban ng bayan? Naniniwala kaya sila sa kakayahan ng mga ito para magbigay ng maayos na pamamalakad? Naniniwala kaya sila na hindi nila bababuyin ang tiwala na ibinigay nila? 

Sa aking opinion. Kaya nanalo ang mga artista dahil kilala sila ng maraming pilipino. Madali sa kanila na ipakita ang pag-empathize sa mga botante dahil sa kagalingan nila sa pag-arte. Karamihan ay ginagamit ang kanilang magandang kaanyuan para mang-hikayat ng mga botante. Nagagamit nila ang kanilang pagiging artista para dumugin sa mga kampanya. 

Masyado pang mababa ang political maturity ng mga Pilipino sa kasamaang palad. Madali silang maakit ng mga pang-uuto at pangako na hindi naman natutupad pag naka-upo na sila sa pwesto. 

Bobo ba ang botanteng Pinoy? Sa palagay ko ay masyadong komplikadong usapin eto. Kailangan na mas maging discernful ang mga botante sa bawat kandidato. Piliin at bantayan ang mga politiko na ibinoto at maging masigasig at makilahok sa mga usaping nakaka-apekto sa kanilang buhay. 

Hindi bobo ang botanteng Pinoy. Bulag lang tayo sa mga posible na magandang bukas na ipinapangako ng mga bobong politiko. 



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