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ERIC CRUZ AND LISA CABAHUG

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Blending the funny and the serious

June 16, 2008 - 12:00am

Some political satires are so in-your-face you want to ask — no, demand — that the director stop his preaching the minute the curtain rises. You want to tell him he has no right to assume the holier-than-thou...

Entertainment