Letter to Mr. President



Dear Mr. President,

It is a letter expressing my thoughts about you and your presidency. For many years of leading our country, I saw many great projects, programs, and activities you have implemented that completely change our country. For example, about drugs, I admire your courage to implement it even though it somehow connected to killing that church doesn't approve of, not only the church but some other people too, because it was against human rights. I want to say that I get your purpose on that and somehow fix the problem by giving the drug-related people a chance to surrender themselves properly but, again, some innocent people also suffer.

       The issue about the country China claiming Philippine property is also disappointing for the reason that I somehow recall that you are trying to strengthen the bond between the Philippines and China before and after due time they officially claim our property. I am also disappointed by your attitude. I understand that you're being honest with yourself. However, I think it is too much to the point that it seems not showing respect like cursing and all. Also, I appreciate your actions toward this pandemic caused by the Covid-19. I admire your immediate response and the solutions that you have made to address the needs of our people. Needless to say, all of the great achievements you had done for our country yet the criticisms you have received because of the toxicity of other Filipinos.

All I can say now is that I appreciate you as our president. And It is sad to know that your presidency will be ending soon. You are one of the best presidents that we ever had. And hopefully, you and the next elected president may continue to raise our country's economy and status.

Yours truly,

Leonardo Reynon

 

Photo Source: Reuters(2020).South China Morning Post. Retrieved From https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3047464/philippines-rodrigo-duterte-threatens-end-military-deal-us

Comments

  1. RaphaelNovember 6, 2020 at 1:37 AM

    This letter is similar to mine. I'm glad that wee see eye to eye on President Duterte. Let's hope that the Philippines recovers from decades of corruption and be able to flourish.

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  2. RolandNovember 12, 2020 at 4:52 AM

    I admire your piece, not only have you discussed his great works but his inhumane way of addressing national issues too such as the infamous War on Drugs. Lets just hope that he will put into good use his remaining times as our president for the betterment of our country.

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  3. Markdave TalaniaDecember 8, 2020 at 6:52 PM

    Good job Leo, you show to us that president is such a good leader

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