Leni Robredo set to become the 'basang sisiw' Vice President of this administration

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Leni (main beneficiary of electoral fraud) is in an awkwardly precarious situation nowadays. They say a cabinet position awaits her, only to be taken back by Du30 – out of deference to his ally and friend BBM (the victim). Then Du30 boycotts being crowned side by side with her.

What I noticed with Du30 is that he will not meddle with the judiciary (pushing for investigations), but he will do things he sees best within his scope/area of control: appointing positions of power in his administration.

Leni might end up like a "basang sisiw" VP with no real / significant role. Worse, she might get the cold shoulder from everyone in Du30's core admin – as if she was stricken with leprosy.

Somehow, divine karmic justice has its way to bite in the end.

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  1. UnknownJune 2, 2016 at 8:28 PM

    she deserves it... until she bows down, admits reality and corrects the wrong, only then will people start looking at her as someone who might deserve their respect

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  2. gelynch52phJune 2, 2016 at 9:01 PM

    I didn't want Marcos to get the spot for many reasons but I fear Robredo as # 2 might try to instigate a coup like GMA did and even as a foreigner I think DU30 is the person to lead this country out of its self induced coma quagmire.

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  3. UnknownJune 4, 2016 at 11:54 PM

    Duterte administration isa real and therefore fraud winner Leni has no space suit for her like she will be term as 'saling pusa'

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