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[dyan @peppermintdyan]

“Don’t let negative and toxic people rent space in your head. Raise the rent and kick them out.” – Robert Tew

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Anong pinagkaiba ng dalawang ito?

[Daily Tribune @tribunephl]

'DON'T BE SILLY!'

#DailyTribune

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Hindi dapat iboto. Sayang pa-sweldo dito.

[GMA News @gmanews]

'KAHIT ALAM KO, HINDI KO SASABIHIN SA'YO.'

Ito ang sinabi ni Sen. Robin Padilla nang tanungin siya tungkol sa kinaroroonan ni Sen. Ronald Bato dela Rosa.

Pasado 1 AM dumating si Sen. Padilla sa Arlington Memorial Chapel sa Quezon City para dalawin ang burol ng Ateneo de Manila University basketball player na si Rene Baterbonia. | via Luisito Santos, DZBB

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Bayani? @loren_legarda ang alam ko sa bayani mahal at tinitingala ng mga Pilipino! Sayo at sa mga kasama mo galit ang mga tao! Hindi namin kayo pinapasweldo para maghasik ng lagim!

[ABS-CBN News @ABSCBNNews]

Senator Loren Legarda insists she's still the Senate president pro tempore as she attends the "Blue Ribbon hearing" on the flood control scandal launched by the Cayetano bloc.

She calls those present in the hearing "bayani."

LIVE: https://t.co/ysS63Yfr7i

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

@iampinglacson @pinkylabordo122 @gmanews Walang kahihiyan. Galit na ang taumbayan, sige pa dn sila.

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Ang kakapal talaga ng mga mukha!

[GMA News @gmanews]

Senate majority members Sen. Rodante Marcoleta, Sen. Imee Marcos, Sen. Pia Cayetano, Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano at Sen. Robin Padilla, nasa session hall na ng Senado para sa ginaganap na Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing. | via Ian Cruz/GMA News

Bisitahin ang https://t.co/bAMF9JO2Xs para sa pinakabagong balita.

Panoorin ang pagtutok ng GMA News sa sitwasyon sa Senado at Sandiganbayan: https://t.co/QBbgMyOxeD

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Alam yun 12-13, pero di alam kung ano ang tama sa mali? Mabuti sa masama?

[News5 @News5PH]

‘HOW CAN THAT BE VALID?’

Ito ang tanong ni Sen. Pia Cayetano kasunod ng nangyaring pagbabago sa Senate leadership ngayong Miyerkules, June 3.

Sa sesyon ngayong araw, inihalal bilang Senate President Pro Tempore si Sen. Win Gatchalian nang makabuo ng quorum matapos dumalo si Sen. Chiz Escudero.

“They cite the case of Avelino vs. Cuenco where the Supreme Court considered 12 as the majority. But as any freshman law student knows, you can't pull out the rationale of a case and use it to suit your needs,” pagkuwestiyon ni Cayetano.

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Hindi kayo pumapasok 10k/day sweldo? tapos ngayon magrereklamo? Puro kayo pahirap sa mga Pilipino @piacayetano @loren_legarda Kayong dating majority.

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Perf ex ng sinira ang pinaghirapang pangalan para sa sariling interest.

[GMA News @gmanews]

'SENATE TAKEOVER [IS] UNCONSTITUTIONAL’ - SEN. LOREN LEGARDA

READ: Sen. Loren Legarda said that the change in leadership in the Senate today, June 3, 2026, is unconstitutional. The Senator raised "serious constitutional concerns," pointing out that no senator can validly act as Senate President on the strength of only twelve votes.

“Until there is a vacancy, resignation, expulsion, final disqualification, or other legal basis recognized by law, their seats remain part of the Senate’s full membership,” Sen. Loren Legarda.

Read more: https://t.co/bAMF9JO2Xs

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Ibang klase ito! Pasimuno ng kaguluhan!

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

‘I AM STILL THE LEGITIMATE, LEGAL, MORAL SENATE PRESIDENT’

Alan Peter Cayetano maintains that he’s still the “legitimate, legal, moral Senate President” as he holds a Facebook Live on Wednesday, June 3, 2026.

“I am still the legitimate, legal, moral Senate President,” he said.

He also invites supporters to hold a prayer vigil at the Senate tomorrow.

LIVESTREAM: https://t.co/RHJlHKZ3pi

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Hindi pa din tumutigil tong si cayetano sa fb. Ang tindi! Walang kahihiyan!

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Banzai! 🎉

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[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Hindi marunong mahiya! Sinusuka na ng mga Pilipino, ayaw pa din bumaba sa pwesto! You and the 12 in the majority have no place in any government position! Disgusting!

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

CAYETANO TO MINORITY: 'KAYO 'YUNG NAMEMERSONAL'

Senate President Alan Cayetano holds a livestream on Facebook again following the Senate minority's call for his resignation on Tuesday.

"The issue is not work. The issue is our priority," he said.

The minority issued a joint statement urging Cayetano to step down after the absence of the majority from the plenary sessions for two consecutive days.

LIVE: https://t.co/WwXg5pDk9o

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

The problem is wala ka sa kanto! If that were your basis, edi maging tambay ka nalang. And besides, hindi mo naman talaga alam yun meaning. Get out of the Senate! You f**l!"

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

‘IBA TALAGA ANG PANGANGATWIRAN NG GENIUS’

Senator Robin Padilla took to social media to defend himself from the “geniuses” who lambasted him for his definition of “force majeure.”

“Sa kalye mo na lang itanong kung si Senator Bato ay ayaw ba magtrabaho o hindi pinapayagan makapagtrabaho? Dahil ikukulong sa abroad,” he wrote on Saturday.

Padilla is pushing the argument that Sen. Bato Dela Rosa is already allowed under Senate rules to attend sessions through “teleconference, video conference or other reliable forms of remote or electronic means” because the condition is if there is “force majeure or the occurrence of a national emergency.”

RELATED: https://t.co/9eEiyal53s

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Wrong, if the intention is to protect wrongdoings and personal interests. Right, if it is for the benefit of the Filipino people.

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano is now asking the public whether it’s wrong to talk about changing the rules, amid a public uproar over proposals from Sen. Rodante Marcoleta about allowing remote participation and voting on matters up for plenary consideration.

READ MORE: https://t.co/y8lgK9Urcr

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Hindi nag-iisip.

[Philstar.com @PhilstarNews]

ONLINE VOTING PROPOSAL SPARKS PROCEDURAL BACKLASH

Sen. Robin Padilla is openly urging his colleagues to back the rule change allowing online voting so fugitive Sen. Bato dela Rosa can keep casting votes while in hiding from the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant.

Read: https://t.co/xJtB51Qar5

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Hindi namin kayo pinapasweldo para magpa petiks2 sa mga bonga nyong bahay. Ang mga ordinaryong mamamayan pumapasok araw2 ng hindi matanggal sa trabaho! Mahiya kayo!

[TV Patrol @TVPatrol]

Naniniwala ang isang senador na napapanahon na para payagan ang online participation sa sesyon sa Senado at magampanan ang kanilang tungkulin.

Para naman sa mga miyembro ng minorya, mas maraming negatibong epekto ang teleconferencing.

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Sen @risahontiveros is excellent at her job. Kung lahat ng lawyer kagaya ni marcoleta, di na bale. @senatePH

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Napansin nyo din ba kung paano manamit ang 11 na senador? absolutely dignified and respectable!

[dyan @peppermintdyan]

Ang kakapal ng mukha nyo! Hindi yan ang gusto ng mga Pilipino! Mga ganid kayo! Wag nyo dalhin yan kademonyohan nyo sa senado! Deserved nyo na ma-walkoutan! @senatePH

[NewsWatch Plus PH @newswatchplusph]

‘HINDI BA KAMI MGA MATURE NA TAO, NA PAG-USAPAN NAMIN ITO… BAKIT KA MAGWA-WALK OUT?’

WATCH: Senator Rodante Marcoleta criticizes the minority for walking out of the session hall during debates on his motion seeking to allow senators’ online participation in sessions.

Meanwhile, Marcoleta refused to comment on the precautionary hold departure order issued against him by the Sandiganbayan in connection with plunder and indirect bribery complaints tied to an alleged P75-million campaign donation | @eimorpsantos