Are we wrong, after all?
IT took the oral arguments of Mrs. Grace Poe Llamanzares’ counsel and his answers to questions from several Supreme Court justices on her disqualification and the cancellation of her Certificate of Candidacy as a presidential candidate, by the Commission on Elections, for me to begin to wonder whether I had not, in fact, erred grievously as a citizen, former lawmaker, and petitioner, in believing that we must strictly construe the Constitution in deciding whether or not she could run for president.
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