In a time where dialogues are dominated by expletives and sarcasm, where valid arguments are lost in the irony of expressions, and where competence is often measured by fame - reading a person can be difficult.
As for former lawmaker Jesulito "Jess" Manalo, this writer only had the chance of learning his name, advocacies, and accomplishments through press conferences, official statements, and other news materials that exhibited the trials and triumphs of his party list, Angkla. The opportunity of getting to know the person behind the name came just on the same day this article was written. Manalo was not a difficult person to read. Simply put, he is not a difficult person.
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