By Alon Calinao Dy: Netizens said that critics of president-elect Rodrigo Duterte have not seen the best of him yet as he will seat in Malacanang office on June 30. The outgoing Davao City mayor will be the 16th president of the Philippines.
In my previous article, president Rodrigo Duterte is the most trusted leader in the Philippines. He earned that respect from world leaders because of a number of years of hardwork, outstanding track record, and good governance in Davao City.
President Duterte has ensured every Filipino that change is coming. That's why a lot of critics coming from Philippine media and TV networks are called as "vultures," the ones who take advantage or exploit others.
That's a bold statement coming from a newly-elected president, and the truth hurts everyone and until now his critics do not appreciate what he said. It is something that Philiippine media and TV network reporters should understand because "the truth will set you free."
Critics, who are mostly perceived as bias journalists and TV reporters, have an important role to the large audience to speak the truth not because they don't like the characteristics of tough-talking president and his foul language, but they should see his POLITICAL WILL to change the old, corrupt government in the Philippines.
As Ms. Natalyn Nanimoto said "I can live with a foul-mouth president with a political will to rid the country of corrupt officials..." That's true.
President Duterte may not be a decent leader some Filipinos are expecting him to play in, for me, he is a right leader that Filipinos have chosen to lead the country.
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