Liberal Party focused on politicising issues rather than getting real work done

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When you watch Kiko Pangilinan's take on the issue of the recent reorganization in the senate, he makes it sound like it was purely a move of vendetta against them. He says the Duterte administration does not tolerate dissent, when in fact, they're given the liberty to talk all the literal Sh**t they want against the administration.

And when the Duterte camp responds in action, they retreat and turn into "victims". Just like their bimbotic of a leader , the "VP".

Then there's Bam Aquino's self-contradicting logic (that when they contend critical issues against the majority, to the point of mangling issues to discredit govt, it doesn't mean they can't belong to the majority) [that] only reinforces observations that their party is more concerned with politicizing issues rather than getting real work done.

To the LP, the fine line between opposing and provoking can be a tool.


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