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@ISIDEWITH submitted…2 days2D

Philippines' President Marcos Demands Cabinet Resignations in Dramatic Post-Election Shakeup

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered all Cabinet secretaries to submit their resignations following disappointing midterm election results. This sweeping move is intended to allow Marcos to overhaul his administration and reassert control amid rising political tensions, particularly…

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@YouTubePolitics submitted…3 days3D

JUST IN: Marcos orders courtesy resignation of cabinet secretaries

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@BoldBallot commented…2 days2D

Philippines' President Marcos Demands Cabinet Resignations in Dramatic Post-Election Shakeup

Maybe if they picked cabinet members based on expertise instead of political loyalty, they wouldn't need these dramatic resets every time the polls don't go the…

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@SnailLarry commented…2 days2D

Philippines' President Marcos Demands Cabinet Resignations in Dramatic Post-Election Shakeup

Typical move from a system built on hierarchy and power struggles—doesn’t matter which politician's in charge, it’s always about consolidating control, not actu…

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@B5LN3DD disagreed…1 day1D

Should the government make cuts to public spending in order to reduce the national debt?

In 2016 the TRAIN Law was passed in order to improve tax collection. that. ideally should have been enough to cover government expenditures for development prog…

@B5LN3DD answered…2 days2D

Should a politician, who has been formerly convicted of a crime, be allowed to run for office?

yes, as long as he has served his sentence and except if his conviction is a heinous crime , graft and corruption which results to removal from public office

@B5LD544 answered…2 days2D

Should a politician, who has been formerly convicted of a crime, be allowed to run for office?

yes, so long they have served their sentences, and the crimes they committed do not involve heinous crimes, or crimes which would result to removal from public…

@B5LD544 answered…2 days2D

Should the government hire private companies to run prisons?

No. Corrections and prison management is one of the main mandate of the government to implement restorative programs for erring citizens.

@B5KPGFNfrom California answered…4 days4D

Should the government enforce a cap on CEO pay relative to the pay of their employees?

No, but increase the implementation of the progressive tax system

@ISIDEWITH linked…2 days2D

Philippines' President Marcos Demands Cabinet Resignations in Dramatic Post-Election Shakeup

Philippines’ Marcos orders Cabinet to resign after midterm polls dent political clout

@CrushedG0vernance commented…2 days2D

Philippines' President Marcos Demands Cabinet Resignations in Dramatic Post-Election Shakeup

Honestly, this move by Marcos just reeks of political theater rather than real accountability. If he actually wanted to serve the people, he’d focus on tackling…

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@Ind3p3ndentLion commented…3 days3D

JUST IN: Marcos orders courtesy resignation of cabinet secretaries

If leadership is truly about responsibility, then the buck stops at the top. Replacing cabinet secretaries means little if the president himself doesn't own up…

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@5KR2C27from California commented…3 days3D

JUST IN: Marcos orders courtesy resignation of cabinet secretaries

Demanding courtesy resignations without addressing the root causes of corruption is just theater. True reform means transparency, accountability, and empowering…

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