There’s been a lot of talk surrounding the appointment of Gina Lopez as DENR secretary. During her hearing earlier at the Commission on Appointments, she was found unfit for the position.
When he’s not busy chasing after a major record label, putting out free mixtape after free mixtape, or taking over stages by storm, Chance the Rapper spends his time caring about the people in his city.
So now that Congress voted yes for the death penalty bill, what’s next? Well, the bill isn’t law yet.
Madam Secretary, a political drama on US network CBS, aired a promo for an upcoming episode this week that sees its protagonist, fictional US Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord (played by Tea Leoni) punk out the fictional Philippine president Datu Andrada (played by Joel dela Fuente) after he seemingly makes inappropriate advances toward her, as implied by the teaser.
We learned from Sen. Risa Hontiveros that there are two types of people. Those who argue in good faith and trolls who just throw insults instead of engaging in discussion.
Yesterday, we pulled off our very first Preen Sessions with Sen. Risa Hontiveros. Held in the presence of different creatives and leaders in their own fields, Sen. Risa gave a
Yesterday, we pulled off our very first Preen Sessions with Sen. Risa Hontiveros. Held in the presence of different creatives and leaders in their own fields, Sen. Risa gave a
Sen. Angara, who was once pretty much against the death penalty in favor of better police policing, has now flip-flopped to be “open” to it. We’re not sure what that exactly means, because it seems like he’s not sure what his stand is. (Hint: the correct answer is to be against it, because the majority of cases don’t deserve capital punishment.) It’s one thing to change your opinion on something given new facts, but it’s a whole different issue to half-heartedly go the other way because it may be politically beneficial.
Yesterday was a whole new level of dangerous politicking, however. Pacquiao set the motion for a major Senate realignment: Liberal Party senators Frank Drilon, Kiko Pangilinan, Bam Aquino, and Risa Hontiveros are no longer Senate President Pro Tempore, chair of the Senate committee on agriculture, chair of the committee on education, and chair of the committee on health, respectively. Granted, the new alignment isn’t so bad yet, but it’s the blatant grab of power from just one specific party which makes it worse, and easier for the majority to concentrate their power.
It’s literally all the rage right now that Senator Leila de Lima has been arrested for allegedly helping out the illegal drug trade in the country. Yes, it seems like
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