CERTAINLY there is life after the much-abused Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) for senators and congressmen.
It may be a life that is not as “happy” as it used to before the P10-billion Napoles pork barrel scam, but a life that is more meaningful, focused, and productive . . . a life that we can truly call public service. After all, it is public service that senators and congressmen had sworn to do.