Why did lawyer Vic Rodriguez rally behind the election of Bongbong Marcos in the May 2022 elections? Why did he campaign so hard despite the Marcos family’s ill-gotten wealth and human rights record?
Why did he leave 79 days after Marcos assumed the presidency? What is happening in Malacanang, with another Marcos at the helm?
Rodriguez, Marcos’ first executive secretary, answers all the questions, bares all in a series of interviews compiled in this five-chapter book titled “Kingmaker, The Hardcopy”.
The people are entitled to know what is happening inside the Palace, as always, for it will help bridge the gap between them. For it is the people who brought a candidate to the presidency.
But it is not always easy to know what is truly happening inside the Palace. In the words of actor Tom Hanks, playing Washington Post editor Ben Bradley in the movie, The Post: “Finding a source is like finding a needle in a haystack.”
Written by veteran newsman Gerry Lirio, this book gives the reader a ringside view about the makings of another Marcos presidency, how it was in the first many weeks, and how it has been all these past many years.
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