Admin Saovaluck wrote on 19^th Aug, 2010 at 10:51pm:


Taxpayer, citizens pay government salary. Public have the right to know to reduce corruption. Some people might want to know, how can officials afford private jet or million dollars mansion. But, let say their salary is only $3000 a month. Government officials has to declared all their asset. So does Thai government. Democracy country are less corrupt and more prosper then country with one party system.

US president can serve no more then 2 term, 4 yrs for each term, 8 yrs total. But if he is found guilty of corruption he can get impeach by the congress and senator and force to resign immediately. Not just president any government officials can be impeach. Because of freedom of press and speech they will be all over the news. In Democracy there's a check and balance of power. Nobody is above the law. Not like Hun Sen or Than Shew of Burma these dictator been in power for over 30 yrs.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 21^st Aug, 2010 at 1:09am:


US president does not have absolute power. Any foreign and domestic policy in order to pass had to have a majority vote by Senators, and Congressmen. At that time President Bush and his the Republican Party has the supported, and enough votes from senate, and house to go ahead with the war in Iraq. President Obama opposed war in Iraq and he is trying to reversed president Bush foreign policy.

Yes most America are against Iraq war. President Bush want Iraq war that is why they are no longer in government. Most of  American citizens vote Democrats Party in and Bush Republican party out. Currently Democrats has the majority in the house and senate and Democrats president. US will pull out of Iraq at the end of this year.

I don't know about in the US, but we don't often hear negative things about Obama. He is generally more likable than Bush.

The job of a leader is not to make the opposition party happy, but to make the people happy, most of them anyway.