What the DOTr needs at this point may be a leader with his foot on the accelerator at the right
The best executive, it is said, is the one who has enough sense to pick good people to do what he wants done, and the self-restraint to keep from messing with them while they do it.
One, public outcry over the increase in MRT fares and the prospect of higher fares in taxis, buses and jeepneys as various as fuel prices go through the roof. Four, the recent massive power outages at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport that left many airline passengers grumbling and groaning and sweating for hours on end.
While this may be seen as a sign of humility, could it mean that he intends to continue as Transportation chief come what may? But if the heat in the kitchen gets too hot to bear, we won’t be surprised if Bautista decides to give up the post.
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