Senators allied with the administration are already salivating at the juicy positions they are likely to get once the 16th Congress opens in July.
The juiciest of them all, of course, is the Senate presidency, which will likely go to a senator belonging to the majority bloc, because of the 9-3 Team PNoy victory in the senatorial race. That senator would most likely be Frank Drilon, the Liberal Party chairman and campaign manager of the administration slate.