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Surfacing like lightning-bred mushrooms, are the usual pol opportunists, except a rare few, who peddle the nauseating blurb of "public service", but whose puny minds and mediocre capabilities are disguised in shoddy swagger and blabber-mouth. On the average, they suffer from dehydration of principles and moral scruples, save for, again, a sprinkling few.


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That's the newest controversy, it seems. The President was in Rome last week, rising from her hospital bed after a bout with food poisoning, and appearing suddenly beside the papa at the Vatican. It is reported that she gave him a nicely bound copy of the law abolishing the death penalty, which she, very conveniently, happened to have just signed. 


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The political pot starting to ripple

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | February 3, 2007 - 12:00am

Once again the Filipinos are astir over their favorite pastime - other than drinking and gambling - that runs the gamut of society from sleepy boondocks to city asphalt jungles. Surfacing like lightning-bred mushrooms,...

Freeman Opinion

Pinked version

By LOOKING ASKANCE By Joseph T. Gonzales | July 9, 2006 - 12:00am

Did the Pope actually give our President Arroyo a pat at the back, and tell her, "well done"? That's the newest controversy, it seems. The President was in Rome last week, rising from her hospital bed after a bout...

Freeman Opinion