FRANCISCO S. TATAD
AFTER writing several successive columns on “revolutionary government,” I thought I had already said everything and need no longer say more, without making myself a pain in the anatomy of its fondest proponents. But worrisome talk about the subject persists, despite its demonstrable absurdity which President Rodrigo Duterte’s confusing song and dance—reminiscent of his push-and-pull act (“no, I won’t run, yes, I might, no I won’t”) before he became a presidential candidate in 2016—has failed to dissipate.