WHEN Vice President Jejomar C. Binay takes the stage in his proclamation rally tonight, he shall have been a battle-scarred warrior, worn and weary, wounded and bleeding, but fighting on, urging to win.
Jojo will win, no doubt about it. All factors of victory are in his favor. Surveys come and go, now he’s up, now he drops, but whether down or up, his core numbers stay.
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