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Literal Martial Law Crybaby: Lorenzo Legarda Leviste’s shrill tantrum vs. mom Loren published by Rappler

Posted on May 6, 2022 By benign0 72 Comments on Literal Martial Law Crybaby: Lorenzo Legarda Leviste’s shrill tantrum vs. mom Loren published by Rappler
Literal Martial Law Crybaby: Lorenzo Legarda Leviste’s shrill tantrum vs. mom Loren published by Rappler

Opposition “social news network” Rappler has pulled Philippine “journalism” down to a new low after it featured an “open letter” penned by Lorenzo Legarda Leviste, son of Senator Loren Legarda. Legarda is currently running for re-election under the banner of administration presidential bet Bongbong Marcos. Reading his “open letter”, one could almost picture the Leviste…

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