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Gordon: Lapid a better presidential bet than Aquino

By Delfin Mallari Jr., Inquirer Southern Luzon
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 06:59:00 04/06/2010

Filed Under: Inquirer Politics, Eleksyon 2010, Elections, Legislation, Richard Gordon, Laws

LUCENA CITY?Sen. Lito lapid for president? Why not, in the opinion of Bagumbayan presidential candidate Richard Gordon.

Lapid, a reelectionist, is better qualified to run for president than Liberal Party standard-bearer Benigno Aquino III, according to Gordon.

?Nine years in Congress, what bill did he (Aquino) pass? Three years in the Senate, what bill did he pass? Lito Lapid is much better for he was able to pass one bill,? said Gordon in a talk with reporters during a campaign stop in Lucena City Monday.

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo last month signed Republic Act No. 9999, the Free Legal Assistance Act of 2010.

The law, authored by Lapid, aims to provide indigent litigants and defendants the opportunity to acquire the services of a lawyer for free.

Gordon said that Aquino had no ?records of accomplishments? to show to the Filipino people.

He has said in his speeches of Aquino, who leads presidential surveys: ?You want to run for president? You cannot buy the presidency. You cannot inherit the presidency. You have to earn it.?



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