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We need to listen to critics-FMJ
By Nidz Godino
“There are those who believe that policy is not right…we have to talk to them. ..you explain your side…who knows…maybe they are right, you are wrong…you will learn something,” President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said. as campaign period was winding up, final pitch for senatorial bets of Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas, even as he cited need to listen to critics who, he said, may offer better alternatives to existing policies.
In video posted on Facebook, Marcos was asked how he would face members of the administration-backed coalition and families who prevent reforms and who violate law.
The President said there are two kinds of people who hinder reforms, namely those who think that policy is wrong and those who oppose measures because of politics.
“I really like listening to my critics…maybe one of them, even if it is hard to listen to them sometimes, is right…you have to listen… if they do not believe in policies of government, let us talk to them….maybe they have better policy that we can implement,” Marcos added.
With regard to those whose criticisms are motivated by politics, the President no longer expects them to change their stance.
“They clash with you in everything you do because of politics. ..they are just against you…everything you do is wrong…you cannot do anything about that…try to explain, but I don’t expect much that they would change,” he said.
Marcos said those who violate the law should be held accountable.
“We will make sure that there is justice in society… it is very important because without it, we cannot accomplish things we want to do,” he said.
Marcos’ vlog entry was intended to seek support for his allies who are running for senator under Alyansa. Included in nearly 14-minute video was Alyansa senatorial candidate and former interior and local government secretary Benhur Abalos, who answered questions on various topics like inflation, road safety and governance.
The President expressed confidence that Alyansa candidates are capable of helping the administration achieve its goals.
“ Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas are here to give life to dreams of every Filipino…they are here to ensure that we will head towards new Philippines together. On May 12, Alyansa all the way!” he said.
According to Marcos, the love for fellow Filipinos is the “super power” of the Alyansa bets.
“Alyansa candidates did this not for politics… endeavor they chose to pursue is not easy…all of them sacrificed for people… that is the super power of Alyansa,” he said.
Campaign period for this year’s midterm polls ended yesterday.
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