Manny Pacquaio: Congressman or Putz?
WHO CAN TOUCH THE GOD OF BOXING’S POPULARITY?
San Francisco, CA– Having gone to war in recent days with those that mandate abstinence (no sex) over sex education and condoms to prevent disease, I really am speechless to say in what has became an international argument. You see, they were questions, albeit “pointed” ones, directed at the undisputed king of boxing, Manny Pacquiao, who also happens to be a Philippine Congressman. Right now sans Manny, boxing’s popularity worldwide would be far less than what it is. Universally, people, this scribe included, are marveled at the fighting accomplishments of the Philippine phenom born in General Santos City.
PEDRO IS NOT THE PONTIUS PILATE OF BOXING!
That being said, being God doesn’t mean you won’t be challenged.
That being said, I am aware of the Pacman working to legalize Birth Control in the Philippine Congress, other than that, nobody knows anything about his political beliefs. When former NBA great Bill Bradley was elected to the US Senate, unlike Pacquiao who never completed high school, everybody questioned Bradley’s qualifications. This, even though he had a BA degree in American History from Princeton University and an MA from Oxford University where he was a Rhodes Scholar. For those of you that don’t a Rhode Scholar is of very highest intellectual status in the world. Does anybody see Manny as a fish out of water?
HOW LARGE A SHARK IS PAC IN WORLD OF PINOY POLITICS
Look, if Manny Pacquiao can look the public with a straight face prior to both facing the hapless duo of Joshua Clottey and Antonio Margarito, and say he expected both to be wars, then I would think that as a politician, there isn’t nothing Manny Pacquiao wouldn’t say to further his political aspirations. That being said, sans Manny boxing would be in terrible shape as we enter 2011. But that doesn’t keep me from repeating this question: Is Manny Pacquiao just a popular athlete/actor that plays a Congressman on TV?
Pedro Fernandez