He urged that the solution is not a “strongman dynasty”, but a collective action from the people. He also pointed to the dominance of political dynasties across all parts of the country, which in turn has affected how the public has viewed politics. Martial Law should have been introduced in the early stages,” he said. “One of the reasons why the younger generation that came after us is very weak in appreciation of how atrocious and destructive Martial Law was because of the failure in the education system in our past governments. Yusingco also raised the failure of the Cory Aquino administration and other succeeding governments to assure that the history of the Marcos regime would be intact, citing Germany’s effort to mandate teaching of World War II history to avoid a resurgence of Nazism. Voters are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt,” he explained. The combination of these factors is probably why his performance has been remarkable. Voters who are very receptive to historical revision are also the voters who are in the platforms where the revision is taking place, since 2009. “ camp has had a massive social media campaign to change the perception of Martial Law.
camp, mixed with emerging social media platforms. Yusingco cited the presence of historical revisionism being planted by the Marcos Jr. had accumulated in his 2016 vice presidential bid, a younger voting population with a distant memory of the Martial Law era, the positive performance of the outgoing Duterte administration in surveys, and a greater shift of campaigns to social media platforms.
These include a voter base that Marcos Jr. He added that the impressive performance of the late dictator’s namesake son and current survey frontrunner was due to a “perfect storm of factors.” We need to consider the mood of the general population at this point,” Yusingco said in an interview with Daily Guardian on Air via Aksyon Radyo-Iloilo. “Surveys are just a manifestation of the mood of society, it’s not really determinant of whatever would be the results of the voting in May. is leading were not surprising but were reflective of the mood of the society at the time that these surveys were conducted. A political analyst said that the current trend of preferential surveys for the 2022 national elections was due to a concerted effort since 2009 to change perception of history, coupled with the early surge of social media and a failure of the education system.ĭaily Guardian columnist Michael Henry Yusingco said the recent survey results where presidential bet Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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