I genuinely think Leni would not run for president anymore for 2028. Nakafocus na sya sa Naga. And if she would run, there's a good chance that she will still not win. Maraming hahadlang dajil lahat silang korap ay masasagasaan. Marami paring hindi naniniwala sa kanya at kung tatakbo si Sara ay yun parin ang iboboto nila.
But IF SHE DOES run for president again, sigurado akong nasa kalsada na naman ulit ako. Mangangampanya, magvovolunteer.
She will have my 100% support all the way.
The DDS are busy mocking Leni Robredo because she looked tired and sleepy while sweeping the streets of Naga City.
These critics miss the real story.
Leni was out there, broomstick in hand, helping clear debris side by side with her team and the residents.
She called on the people of Naga to join her, leading not just by words, but by example.
Instead of sitting pretty, she spent the whole day working alongside everyone, showing what true public service looks like.
What touched me the most is that Mayor Leni felt she had to apologize for her appearance—tired and probably sleepy—after a full day of hands-on cleanup.
Imagine a leader saying sorry for working hard, and then being laughed at for it.
That speaks volumes about the low expectations and shallow mentality of her critics.
Mayor Leni, please don’t feel the need to apologize for how you look after a hard day’s work.
You are serving Naga honestly by leading, managing, and doing.
Working hard is something to be proud of, not hidden or downplayed.
Meanwhile, Sara Duterte’s approach is miles apart.
She handles disaster response from afar—ordering her team, giving speeches, and showing up for press conferences when the cameras are ready.
There’s no clear record of her joining street-level cleanups or taking part in manual relief work.
Her leadership is often just a performance for photo ops and applause, not genuine involvement.
True leadership is about showing up, working side by side with ordinary people, and setting an example that inspires others.
Leni Robredo lives this out every day. Sara Duterte doesn’t.
And this is why the DDS are a huge obstruction—a real problem for our country’s progress.
They attack those who work directly for the people, and cheer for politicians who are more concerned with their image than actually doing the work.
Their constant noise drowns out honest voices and encourages leaders to fake it for approval rather than push for real change.
If the DDS didn’t keep propping up mediocrity while undermining true leadership, maybe this country could finally move forward.