PNP now properly at war against enemy drug lords

EVERYONE watching the TV coverage of his first hours as our President saw him give an example of how a government executive should work. Immediately after being sworn in, giving the inaugural address, swearing in his Cabinet members en masse, and meeting with each of the foreign ambassadors—shaking hands and chatting a bit with each of the almost 140 of them, he convened the first Cabinet meeting. There he confirmed the marching orders he had given them earlier, before he took office, when he had a one-on-one with each of them and offered them their positions.

After the Cabinet meeting, he then continued to do his work.