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Impeachment trial is different from a legislative process,so not with standing the fact that senate is on recess they can accordingly proceed and create an impeachment court anytime. #LargaLuistro2025

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Ang Totoong Tinuod1 year ago

Manalangin ka na lang tlga na manalo pa ito.. malakas dn kalaban nito.. good luck.. be careful what you wish for.. baka bumalik sa boss mo hinihiling nyu..

Ram Alcantara1 year ago

Nagmarunong na naman ang mga feelinggera angels ni Martin Romualdez. 🤣🤣🤣

Jovy Aguirre1 year ago

Sana manaig ang panig ng mamayang Pilipino kesa sa mga Demonyo. Salute ako sa congress dahil pinairal nila ang tamang batas. Let see kung ang sa Senado ay ganoon din.

Fieldwarp1 year ago

a lawyer who hides her husband from arrest..

Damien Locto1 year ago

Boboooo

IANAFFN1 year ago

Notwithstanding is a one word. Nangopya ka na nga lang, binobohan mo pa. Hirap ng walang laman ang utak no?

Joel1 year ago

Ang sya ang laki siguro ng bigay

Mori_G1 year ago

No, they can't.

J Calla Leo Official1 year ago

Ang satans nakangiti magkano po sasakyan mo madam? Asan na asawa mong criminal ilabas mo

Bot1 year ago

How come Chiz Escudero doesnt know ?

The Daily Muck1 year ago

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