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    1. Filipinos learned several lessons from Leni Robredo and her campaign that substance is more important than form in elections. 2. Money, media coverage, and campaign machinery are not enough to win if the candidate lacks substance, as shown by Robredo's victory despite lower funding. 3. External displays of support through tarpaulings, online trends, and mock elections do not necessarily translate to actual votes. 4. Low quality candidates cannot be sold through creative branding or slogans alone.

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    1. Filipinos learned several lessons from Leni Robredo and her campaign that substance is more important than form in elections. 2. Money, media coverage, and campaign machinery are not enough to win if the candidate lacks substance, as shown by Robredo's victory despite lower funding. 3. External displays of support through tarpaulings, online trends, and mock elections do not necessarily translate to actual votes. 4. Low quality candidates cannot be sold through creative branding or slogans alone.

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    Substance Over Form

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    1. Filipinos learned several lessons from Leni Robredo and her campaign that substance is more important than form in elections. 2. Money, media coverage, and campaign machinery are not enough to win if the candidate lacks substance, as shown by Robredo's victory despite lower funding. 3. External displays of support through tarpaulings, online trends, and mock elections do not necessarily translate to actual votes. 4. Low quality candidates cannot be sold through creative branding or slogans alone.

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    Jay Sonza

    4 hrs  · 
    NARIRITO ANG MGA NATUTUNAN NG MGA PILIPINO KAY ROBREDO, SA TEAM LENI
    AT MGA KAKAMPINK NA PULA AT DILAW.
    1. The Filipino People today prefer substance over form.
    2. Money, Full media (traditional and new) coverage and well oiled machinery are not
    enough to win an election.
    3. Tens of millions of tarps, topping Google trends and winning mock elections inside school
    campuses does not necessarily result to actual votes.
    4. No amount of creative branding, colorful packaging and nice slogans can sell a low quality
    and defective product.
    5. Dumb people must learn to shut their mouths. The moment they speak is the moment
    their downfall begins.
    6. Your educational background are all but icing on the cake. The real measure of a man or
    a woman are your actual accomplishments that benefit other people.
    7. Let people speak of the great things you did. Self-praising and self-bragging are the works
    of pretenders.
    8. If you want to win people's hearts, learn to speak directly, with clarity and substance. If
    you can't do it, better go home and plant camote.
    9. A brilliant mind can speak brilliant words. A dumb mind can... ah, never mind.
    10. Great leaders accepts failures and defeats with grace knowing they can get lessons from
    them. Stupid leaders won't accept defeat. Their pride and arrogance are just to great to
    embrace the fact that all defeats are temporary.
    11. No amount of prayers and support from the Catholic Priests and Nuns can convince the
    awakened Filipino voters.
    12. Badmouthing and painting a bad image of your country on the global stage will not make
    you a hero in the eyes of your countrymen.
    13. If you can't remember your favorite book, the number of islands in your country or the
    laws you passed as a lawmaker, no Filipino in his or her right mind will vote for you as
    President.
    14. Do not insult people and ask for their votes later.
    15. If you have nothing good to say, better not say anything at all. Because the dirty and
    smelly shits that comes out of your mouth will harm you more than your enemy.
    * jun abines/t2j.sonza

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