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    This document is a student reflection from Lea Mae J. Mejido's BSE 1ENG class at Christ the King College in Magsaysay Balud, Calbayog City. The reflection discusses an article by Leon O Ty titled "it's up to you know" analyzing the successful campaign and landslide victory of Ramon Magsaysay in the 1953 Philippine presidential election. The newspaper article argues that the idea that the United States installed Magsaysay as president, known as the "Magsaysay myth", is not persuasive as US policymakers like Eisenhower remained skeptical of Magsaysay's ability to enact radical change and saw his limitations stemming from inexperience rather than US control.

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    This document is a student reflection from Lea Mae J. Mejido's BSE 1ENG class at Christ the King College in Magsaysay Balud, Calbayog City. The reflection discusses an article by Leon O Ty titled "it's up to you know" analyzing the successful campaign and landslide victory of Ramon Magsaysay in the 1953 Philippine presidential election. The newspaper article argues that the idea that the United States installed Magsaysay as president, known as the "Magsaysay myth", is not persuasive as US policymakers like Eisenhower remained skeptical of Magsaysay's ability to enact radical change and saw his limitations stemming from inexperience rather than US control.

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    This document is a student reflection from Lea Mae J. Mejido's BSE 1ENG class at Christ the King College in Magsaysay Balud, Calbayog City. The reflection discusses an article by Leon O Ty titled "it's up to you know" analyzing the successful campaign and landslide victory of Ramon Magsaysay in the 1953 Philippine presidential election. The newspaper article argues that the idea that the United States installed Magsaysay as president, known as the "Magsaysay myth", is not persuasive as US policymakers like Eisenhower remained skeptical of Magsaysay's ability to enact radical change and saw his limitations stemming from inexperience rather than US control.

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    CHRIST THE KING COLLEGE

    MAGSAYSAY BALUD.
    CALBAYOG CITY
    SY. 2022-2023
    Second Semester
    REFLECTION

    Name: Lea Mae J. Mejido Course&Section:BSE 1ENG


    Instructor: Miss. Pave Love Manalili Cabundoc

    “Leon O Ty’s “it’s up to you know” and the Magsaysay’s Myth”

    Magsaysay’s campaign was overwhelmingly successful. For the


    first time in Philippine election history, a president won a landslide
    victory. November 7, 1953 One evening, Ramon Magsaysay, still a
    member of President Quirino’s cabinet, called a newspaper reporter. The
    newspaper argues that the so-called Magsaysay myth, the idea that the
    United States installed him as president to change its government and
    policies, is not persuasive. We. Policy makers with experience in the
    Philippines, including President Dwight D. Eisenhower, remained
    skeptical that the president could bring about radical change. Rather, his
    relative incompetence stems from his lack of political experience and
    systematic resistance to legislative reform.

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