A nation enmeshed in political dynasty
Really, it's more fun in the Philippines. As the national elections come closer, the filing of certificate of candidacy (COC) with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has intensified. Hence, creating chaos and confusions in the process. Amid all this, politicians and members of their immediate families are gearing up to make a headway by jumping into the political spotlight. Why not? For as long as there is no law that will prohibit the practice of political dynasty in the Philippines, sons and daughters, and even grandchildren of politicians, will join the fray, if only to enjoy the perks and privileges that a politician enjoys when he is elected into public office. The question now is how come immediate family members of politicians are joining the political race? Is it because they want to be recognized? Or simply they wanted to help introduce developments in their communties? There are no specific answers to these questions. However, if you will ask me, I can say tha...