He tried to keep his mouth from speaking his mind, but presidential candidate Mayor Rodrigo Duterte let out a curse near the end of his speech before the graduating class of his alma mater, Lyceum of the Philippines in Manila. Duterte took center stage among the graduates to speak about the ills of the country and later assured the audience that his mouth will be suppressed and be kinder once he becomes the president of the country. Recounting his speech last Friday, Duterte’s media group said the Davao City mayor, a graduate of Bachelor of Arts degree in political science in 1968, explained to the graduating class that he has taken the “posture of a radical” whenever he speaks before an audience even during campaign sorties. “Sinasadya ko talaga yang bungangako (I talk like this on purpose). I am testing the elite in this country because, historically, we are fundamentally [...]
