The Case For Prime Minister Leni Loud Robredo

We can think about the clamor for #LetLeniLead, right? Well, here's my answer. No to a Leni Loud presidency but yes to Leni Loud in the parliamentary. That is, I don't really mind if the Liberal Party wins the first parliamentary system election and Leni Loud Robredo will officially become the first prime minister of the Philippines. Why am I not open to a Leni Loud presidency but I'm open to a Leni Loud as prime minister? For what reason? Yellowtards have been so opposed to the parliamentary system without knowing how it could've benefited them too. Just think they wanted to have an Opposition then why don't they support constitutional reform? #OtsoDiretso should've fought for parliamentary-federal with free markets but they didn't. Just think if they did that then the Liberal Party would've probably been the Opposition that they wanted to be. Instead, they shot themselves at the foot by fighting against reforms that could've benefited them.

What's the REAL issue with why I support the case to have Leni Loud as a prime minister? For one, her and the Liberal Party will be forced to contend head-on with whoever the Opposition will be. So, let's just imagine the new scenario that Leni Loud is the Prime Minister. Am I afraid about having no term limits? Not exactly. If Leni Loud can do well then why not give her another term? If not, she will be voted out of office if she fails to gain the confidence of the Parliament. Chances are she wouldn't be allowed to sit in parliament again when she's OUT of her office.

Consider how Leni Loud herself will be subjected to weekly debates. You can really imagine the intensity there that would happen. Leni Loud herself would have to really defend herself. She can't say that we will just have snacks if she can't answer the question. She has to be always prepared to face off against whoever the Opposition will be. She would have to give a weekly performance report. If she fails to do her job then you can expect her to be voted not by a vote of no confidence. But if she does well then she can get as many terms as she could get. It's really that simple as to why #LetLeniLead would be much less of a problem under a parliamentary system.