Perhaps this is not a new headline, because from day one, it has been clear that Governor Ed Panlilio, who was elected as Governor of Pampanga back in 2007, has indeed been harassed, maligned, and discredited by many traditional politicians of that region. Monday, Jan 5 – In a recent attack on him, his administration, [...]
Of Reformers, Panlilio, And Our Own Responsibilities
October 29, 2008 By 14 Comments
The problem with reformers that are outside the usual framework of the much entrenched old politics of yesterday is that they come in with a mandate from the people, and sometimes do not have the network that is needed to implement the reforms that is needed. They don’t have the network because they do not [...]
Bollocks
September 3, 2008 By 2 Comments
You kind of feel jilted that four years ago, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo called a certain COMELEC commissioner in the interest of protecting her votes. It takes a lot of gall and a lack of shame to do that in a country where votes matter. Yet what’s so galling and what’s so shameful is what’s (largely ignored) [...]
Ed Panlilio Now Blogs At AmongEd.org
June 7, 2008 By 15 Comments
Among Ed has a blog. This is the blog that I have been anticipating for quite a while now, not only since the moment that there was actual word of Governor Ed Panlilio blogging, but that it is Ed Panlilio himself, the Governor from which I hope many more campaigns are based upon. He has been the thorn of traditional politicians in Pampanga, and even with so many attacks leveled against him in just his first year, one just cannot keep a good man down.
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