Leni Robredo over Bongbong Marcos? Think again!

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Better a Robredo than a Marcos as Vice-President. That's like saying that there weren't that many choices when in fact there was. Marcos, Cayetano, Trillanes, Escudero and Robredo.

[Refers to Kat Stuart Santiago's Manila Times piece Losing Leni.]

To say that between Robredo and Marcos that the former is the hands down choice is being an absolute moron in the context of the history of the past 30 years. The Liberal Yellowtard Party versus the achievements of BBM at the local and national level? That is a heaven and hell comparison even with a toe to toe comparison including corruption.

If Marcos had been proclaimed the winner of the Vice-Presidential race would the country find itself in this situation at present? Highly unlikely. The Yellowtards would still be kicking and screaming but there would be no destabilization attempts.

I am quite sure that BBM will defer to the President and support his policies or if ever there are points of disagreement, he would bring them up with the President in a manner which promotes dialogue and unity rather than contempt and discord.

The faster Leni Robredo is ousted as Vice-President, the better it will be for the country and the Filipino people.


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RG San Luis as posted on Facebook.


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