Missed the SONA? Here's the complete speech and the blow by blow accounts provided by inq7 , abs-cbnnews.com and bloggers' favorite manolo quezon III. Take time to read the comments posted in mlq3's blog -- this is the tale of two nations, indeed! Bloggers were divided on the parliamentary vs presidential form of government, concon vs con-ass, calamansi vs peach, and even whether the speech should have been delivered in english or tagalog.
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July 26, 2005
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