Mayor Rodrigo Duterte’s reported “surge” as the alleged frontrunner in the paid propaganda surveys for the May 9 presidential elections has terrified neutral observers and drawn the strongest negative reactions from his political adversaries.
Vice President Jejomar C. Binay has engaged him in a fevered name-calling, while supporters of Sen. Grace Poe Llamanzares have tried to bury his polling edge in a hastily assembled “mobile survey,” showing the candidate of questionable citizenship to have allegedly overtaken Duterte as frontrunner.
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