A Letter To The President






 First of all, i would like to congratulate the 17th president of the Philippines from Ilocos Norte, Mr. Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos jr. Mr.president, i am praying for you. May god bless you in every decision you will made for our country. From the very beginning, my family wanted you to be the next leader of our country because they saw something special in you. They supported and rooted for you from the start of your campaign. Now that you are now the president, my only wish is to please do your job for us filipino people.

October 6, 2021, Ferdinand Marcos candidacy for the 2022 presidential election was announced. In an interview last September 13 2021, Bongbong Marcos answered the one greatest lesson he learned from his father and because of his answers, he was bashed, criticized, and cancelled. On January 25, 2022, he was interviewed by boy abunda and was given an opportunity to speak about his platforms and plan for the Philippines.The election day has arrived and according to the votes, a majority of filipino people voted for him. He won. They believe on his ability,capability, and leadership to serve as a 17th president of the Philippines. On june 30, 2022, he was proclaimed as the new president of the republic of the Philippines.

My message is that, may you fulfill all of your job and responsibilities as a president of our country. May you be brave and strong and fighting all the challenges that may come to you as a president. You are deserving to win because majority of people chooses you. May you have the courage to love the Philippines and the Filipino people. Protect and serve as the best way you can. We trust you. We respect you. We support you. Just do your job well and make the Philippines a great nation again.

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