Aquino on Binay’s ‘Gaganda ang Buhay’ slogan: ‘E di wow’ | Inquirer News

Aquino on Binay’s ‘Gaganda ang Buhay’ slogan: ‘E di wow’

/ 05:51 PM July 27, 2015

PRESIDENT Benigno Aquino III took a swipe at Vice President Jejomar Binay’s party slogan “Gaganda ang Buhay.”

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In his last State of the Nation Address on Monday, Aquino criticized the slogan of the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) as if the party could solve the country’s problems in an instant.

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“Siyempre po, kahit kaliwa’t kanan na ang ebidensiya ng pagbabago, mayroon pa ring kontra sa Daang Matuwid. Ang hirit nila: Mabagal daw tayo. Kapag sila raw ang naging Pangulo, sigurado, gaganda ang buhay. Sa mga medyo may-edad po, ang isasagot dito, “Ah, ganun?” sabay taas ng kilay. Para naman sa kabataan, ang sagot natin sa ganoong pahayag: E di wow,” Aquino said.

Without directly naming Binay, Aquino said these people have yet to give concrete solutions to the country’s problems.

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“Ang tanong natin: Paano nila gagawin ang mga pangakong iyan? Ang sagot nila: Basta. Nasaan ang detalye at kongkretong mga plano? Basta. Paano ninyo ipatutupad ang inyong mga pangako? Basta. Pakiramdam yata nila nadadaan sa basta-basta ang solusyon sa ating mga problema,” Aquino said.

“Wala pa rin talagang gamot na naiimbento para sa mga nagbubulag-bulagan at nagbibingi-bingihan. Ang payo ko nga po: Maganda siguro, kapag ganitong harapan nang iniinsulto ang talino ng Pilipino, ilipat muna natin ang channel, at baka mas may mapala pa tayo sa panonood ng mga sitcom,” he added.

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