Goodbye forever

MANILA, Philippines?In June 2004, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, with the Bible in her hand, took her oath of office as President of the Philippines for a term of six years. After a period of indecision, she neatly won easy acquittal from her cohorts in the House of Representatives that allowed her to serve her office for the term prescribed by the Constitution. Now she faces a milder process for the end of her term as the highest officer in the land. She will do so without any disrespect for her name. This is despite her disregard for another provision of the Constitution, Art VII, Sec 15, otherwise known as the rule against ‘midnight appointments,’ reading as follows: Section 15. Two months…

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Goodbye forever