FRANCISCO S. TATAD
FRANCISCO S. TATAD

WHILE President Rodrigo Duterte tries to blunt an impeachment complaint in the House of Representatives, rant at the Catholic Church and its moral and spiritual leaders, battle the Philippine Daily Inquirer, ABS-CBN, The New York Times, Human Rights Watch, the European Union, and all the harsh critics of his brutal war on drugs, he cannot have any two of his closest Congress allies slugging it out in the social and mainstream media, and threatening to bring down his power base, especially in his own home city of Davao. Ironically this is exactly what’s happening now.

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