Is this the most honest political poster ever?
“I’ll do my best but I can’t promise anything.”
By Jon Bernstein Published 18 August 2010 13:25A Philippines politician eschews "Yes we can"-style electioneering:
[Hat-tip: Hattie Garlick from the always entertaining, but now sadly paywalled, Comment Central blog]
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7 comments
A necessary caution in the Philippines I reckon.
no comment!thats their strategy to win!hahaha..thats weired!
'.....except promise no free shoes for my wife'.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,961002,00.html
Pity our shower were not as candid in April/May of this year.
Man, I'd rather have someone like that then those liars that get voted in by the majority.
He'd have my vote, if I lived there
Has he been taking tips from Nick Clegg, and David Cameron to a lesser extent) by any chance?