Former President Manuel L. Quezon was a good leader for the Philippines, according to his speech. He protected our country from lawlessness under the previous constitution. His constitution was so strong in his prime. He was not only Malacañang's spokesperson, but he also improved the country. Our government was exceptional in that it built schools, roads, hospitals, and extended social worker services. The administration was very helpful to the poor because they wanted to make the country better, but Manuel Quezon was afraid that the past government and his government would be compared since he believed the earlier government was better. He had no idea that his government was the most effective. In our own country, he showed us how to follow a policy. The statement that piqued my interest and somehow I can relate to is that "The Filipino of today is soft, easy-going . His tendency is towar