, May 06, 2026

Joey Salgado

168 posts

  May 06, 2026

Sara Duterte and the Frontrunner’s Curse

A survey lead is not an armor. It does not discourage opponents from mounting attacks. On the contrary, the incentive to attack is even higher....

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  April 28, 2026

He Didn’t Write the Songs, but Barry Manilow Made A Generation Believe He Did (We Still Do)

Before my classic rock purist friends start side-eyeing me at my next record store visit, let me get this out of the way. I like Barry Manilow....

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  March 12, 2026

The Stars Are Not Aligning

For a leader trying to reclaim the national stage amid tanking public satisfaction, the stars, sadly, are not aligning...

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  February 26, 2026

Edsa, Ideally

The event should have been commemorated without the drama of progressive forces arguing over colors and slogans, holding two separate events both poorly attended....

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  February 25, 2026

Remembering EDSA 1986 and Why We’ve Lost that Loving Feeling

If the years after EDSA were a long dinner party, the people would be in the servant’s quarters, scraping for crumbs....

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  February 19, 2026

It’s a Power Move for Sara. Can the Opposition Beat Her in 2028?

With the Vice President now in play, there is greater pressure or incentive, depending on how one looks at it, for the opposition to close ranks. That is easier said than done....

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