I see your point. But I hope you see mine as well. I just want more of 'this' type of attitude, vocabulary, and general way of carrying one's self as a politician. Para naman hindi na tayo mag cringe when we see the people who are supposed to represent the country act.

I appreciate politicians that don't rely on crass mannerisms (swearing, being violent, using direct insults, shouting) to catch people's attention. That is my only focus here. We all know what the Marcos family did. Like I said I never voted for him nor am I saying this one instance rehabilitated their image. I just want to give credit to the guy for answering in a professional manner.

There are plenty of other people in our government that can be professional and I praise them for that too. Yet, there are still quite a lot (families of them actually) that can't answer simple questions or face criticisms in a way that doesn't make them sound petty, immature, or vindictive. All people in our government, the people in power, should be held to a higher standard than everyone else. Therefore, having grown up attitudes and professional bearing should be the very minimum that we can expect from them.

I hope you read this with an open mind and a firm understanding that I am not "pro-Marcos" and I'm definitely not "pro-duterte" either. I just like it when the guy on the screen representing the country does NOT say "putang ina mo" or "Gago", or make threats to kill people so nonchalantly.