Pres. Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos, Jr. Republic of the Philippines Malacañan Palace, Philippines J.P. Laurel Street, San Miguel, City of Manila Greetings, Mr. President! How have you been feeling these past few days? I hope you're feeling okay. I hope that you are slumbering well in the comforts of the courts of Malacañan Palace, Sir. As you filed your Certificate of Candidacy for the position of President, it signified that you are ready to lead the nation. I heard and saw your campaigns, trips, and promises that are usually connected to unity. I easily inferred that you were unfit to rule because one of the reasons why was no words were heard from you in Presidential Debates. When you won the highest government position last 9th of May, I was not very delighted. I was not your biggest fan at that specific moment, but I was willing to give you a chance to prove that even though your family is connected to loads of cases of corruption and human rights violations, you ...
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