A Letter for the 16th President


 Patrick James Domenden

Malingeb Bantay,

Ilocos Sur

 

September 23, 2021

 

Rodrigo R. Duterte

President of the Philippines

 

 

Dear President Rodrigo R. Duterte,

                To the honorable president of the Philippine. First of all, I’m gladly to send you a letter. I want to congratulate you for successful term as a President of the Philippines. You have do great in the 6-year term.

 

                In your term I have some questions to you. First, do you consider the “Anti-Drug Campaign” is a successful campaign?. Because of the Covid pandemic, the Anti-Drug Campaign delayed but the drug users in the Philippines has lessen after your term. Do the departments in the Government do good in the Covid problem?. For me, the Covid response is worst because of the Government. I also acknowledge the project “Build, Build, Build Program” because in construct and repair many roads, buildings and other economic facility.

 

                Because of your successful term, I want you to run for national position. Your experiences can help to improve the economy of the Philippines. For me, you term is successful especially in “Anti-Drug Campaign” and the “Build, Build, Build Program”.

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                      Sincerely,

Patrick James Domenden





REFERENCE: October 5, 2021, Duterte government's approval slides as Philippines election season starts, Reuters/Lisa Marie David. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/duterte-governments-approval-slides-philippines-election-season-starts-2021-10-05/

Comments

  1. Ian GallardoOctober 26, 2021 at 11:10 PM

    Hi there! I like how you show your respect to our President. I also noticed the decrease in drug users on our country during his almost 6 years in term. I can say that the “Anti-Drug Campaign” worked really well. But I’m also disappointed during this Pandemic because of continued increased cases of Covid-19. Nice work!

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  2. ArahNovember 1, 2021 at 1:53 AM

    I am glad to know that you respect our beloved President. I know he hasn't been the "best of the best" leader in our country and had his downfalls, controversies, etc., but he has done so much for us, for our country. I understand why some people disagree and I won't judge. We all know its hard to please people and that is what's our President has been through his whole term. Despite his hardships, he remains strong for his home country and its people.

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