is it possible for pres arroyo to step down her thrown?
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Presidents don't get thrones, they work for the people who elected them like you and me. \n\nSure, a president can resign.  The president of the Philippines is elected for a six year term.  If the current president, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, resigns then the vice president, (Manuel) Noli De Castro takes over the office of president.   \n\nThe president can only serve one term under the new (1987) Constitution.
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It would depend on her running mate, who she's running against, etc.  Best I can say is maybe.  What I can say with certainty is that anyone with close ties to the current administration wouldn't get my vote.
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No, no way. Her character was way to honorable. She converted when she was manipulated and didn't have the control she thought she had. \n\nCan't fight the Oceans 12, way too smart and prepared for everything, almost.
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It's looking more and more like\n    Americans do   not   want her elected.\n    After all, she didn't do a very good job\n    the last time she was in the White House.
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GWB may be really in a sense "evil" in your POV but he is still a human capable of mistakes. Death is not an option for him. With all the things that are happening in America today, I'm sure he is as stressed as hell.\n\nAs, for the president of the Philippines, well, the Philippines suffered from corruption and all that sh*t. And I'm sure there will be a lot more. Death is not also the option for her, but she does has the guts, after all that she did, she still can stand tall (even though she's short) and look at the Filipinos even though her countrymen wants her out of the office. It's something.\n\nAnd also, if they by any chance die, what will happen to the countries they left hanging in jeopardy? More people will suffer from it, especially here in the Phils. Who will take their place? A more "evil" leader?\n\nLet's just hope for the best. \n\nPS:\n\nI don't admire any of those two, but I'm sure they are doing what thet can if not their very best for their countries. Let's just hope that the things that they are doing won't hurt anymore of their countrymen.
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CHECK IT OUT WITH PRES. ARROYO
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Yes she has resolved her contract issues and is planning on staying on the show, at least temporarily.  One thing she wanted with her contract was "an open exit" which meant she could leave at any time if other opportunities presented themselves.  She is set to do something in prime-time and I guess, if it pans out they will either see if she can juggle them both, or allow her to pursue it.  She does want to stay on daytime, so hopefully she can handle it all.\n\nhttp://www.soapoperadigest.com/news/breaking/
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An article in today's issue of The News & Observer sheds some light on Amy's departure,\n\nhttp://www.newsobserver.com/697/story/456668.html
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A great question.  You have to sit her down and explain the error of her ways.
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I'll try to be responsive, rather than attack or defend any particular leader.\n\nOften, elected officials will feel obligated to remain in office through good times and through bad times.  Whether the majority of people in a country still "like" the leader is just considered one of the trials of office, since ups or downs happen.  I've linked an article of Arroyo's recent diplomacy talks, which suggest that Arroyo is still respected in the international community.  When she was criticized internationally for declaring a state of emergency, she lifted that proclamation.  She has responded to both national and international pressure, in some circumstances.\n\nResignation is usually reserved for only extreme instances of misconduct or criminal investigation.  Simply having people dislike the leader is considered common.  The Filipino community will have a chance to vote later and make a choice for a new leader.
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NO WAY.\nWE SPOILED HER BY PRAISING TOO MUCH.
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Than can't, at least not legally. That is why Tom DeLay is facing money laundering charges and had to step down as Speaker of The House.
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i think she can..she has to work hard to get some more velocity on her serve..she needs to be fitter and come up with solid groundstrokes.then she will have another chance at wining another slam..her game is made for the clay..i think shes gonna do well at the french open..
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I think she will.  She has talked about retiring , but she may want to do some kind of farewell season.  At least playing the majors if her health holds up.  Lindsey playing hurt and banged up has been going on her whole career. So I predict she will announce that the 2007 US OPEN will be her last event prior to the AUSTRALIAN OPEN.
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This is a new low even for Maximum Dictator Pelosi.  The current ranking Democrat on the Intelligence Committee is Jane Harman from California, and she is widely respected on all sides.  The Intelligence committee is supposed to be non-political, but that's not good enough for Ms. Nancy, who demands absolute party loyalty.\n\nAnd yes, Pelosi is widely reported to have already told Harman she won't be reappointed to Intelligence.
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I don't think so. I imagine she has been doing some feelers through the republican base, and I doubt she got a positive signal. Without base support she won't make it out of the primaries.
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she cheated her way to office not once but twice.  that makes her a cheater & a liar. she doesnt have the moral ascendency to lead her people.