Who’s your choice for First Lady in 2010?

The fashionable Nikki as First Lady?

Since the political environment is getting better and alignments are slowly emerging, we now can safely predict who among these fine ladies would be our first lady in 2010.

Will it be the beautiful and fashionable Nikki? Nikki, of the Prieto stock, is Gilbert Teodoro’s secret weapon. Nikki is both brains and beauty. She’ll be a fine First lady.

Yet, Gibo’s ratings are very low and Lakas-Kampi seems to lose steam as the elections near. Some say, Nikki will not be our first lady.

Will it be Cynthia Villar, whom many say, is the political tactician behind Manny. Cynthia is Las Pinas Congresswoman and a shrewd political operator. Manny’s Nacionalista party is growing stronger by the minute, thanks to political alignments with different groups, the latest, with the Kilusang Bagong Lipunan (KBL).

Manny’s strongest opponent, Senator Noynoy Aquino has his “secret” or “not-so secret weapon” in the persona of young Valenzuela councilor Shalani Soledad.

Shalani Soledad---just using Noynoy for her Congressional bid?

The very controversial Soledad has just changed parties, from Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) to Liberal party. Shalani, according to Valenzuela residents, is just using Noynoy to further her political stock since she will be crossing swords with veteran politico, Maggi Guingundo for Valenzuela’s Congressional district. Controversies hound Shalani, with rumours that she has a love child to her alleged false personal information record. That’s why, the Liberal party released a statement that should Noynoy wins, it will be Kris Aquino who’ll serve as the First lady to a bachelor president. Poor Shalani.

Former First Lady Loi--did that, done that

Or, you want Loi Ejercito-Estrada to get another dig in Malacanang. Estrada political adviser Ernie Maceda says the former president will file his CoC this coming November 27. Should Estrada clinch the presidency, Loi will get another chance at proving that the next Estrada administration will be better than the first.

Estrada, however, is suffering from a “ratings downgrade” due to organizational problems and financial woes.