Familiar gud ky taga-bohol man ko.hehe...
Anyway, I think our country's situation is different from the USA. They have a very strong democratic tradition, and has been for hundreds of years, while we're a relatively new democracy. While they have not changed their Constitution, they have amended it many times already.
I think we're the only country in South East Asia with a presidential form of government. Maybe we'll try something else to see if it will fit us perfectly. They say that if it ain't broken, why fix it? But our government is broken, and we can't fix it, so maybe we should try something else.
The presidential form of government is cause for too much political instability, especially when there are many ambitious politicians who have no shame or word of honor. Let's try a parliamentary form of government and have a prime minister as head of government, who we can replace if he/she doesn't do the job.
Anyway, I think our country's situation is different from the USA. They have a very strong democratic tradition, and has been for hundreds of years, while we're a relatively new democracy. While they have not changed their Constitution, they have amended it many times already.
I think we're the only country in South East Asia with a presidential form of government. Maybe we'll try something else to see if it will fit us perfectly. They say that if it ain't broken, why fix it? But our government is broken, and we can't fix it, so maybe we should try something else.
The presidential form of government is cause for too much political instability, especially when there are many ambitious politicians who have no shame or word of honor. Let's try a parliamentary form of government and have a prime minister as head of government, who we can replace if he/she doesn't do the job.
