After shying away from the limelight after his loss to now VP-elect Jojo Binay, Sen. Mar Roxas is now back in action, seemingly at a very influential status to President-elect Aquino (Roxas heads transition team. Aquino tasks him to direct transfer of power). However, the news also featured a comment by a spokesperson of VP Jojo Binay and gave the latter positive treatment as well. Roxas +1, Binay +1.
Swiss-Filipino rescued so swiftly he hardly knew it - is a story of the rescue of kidnap victim from Zamboanga.
‘Tonyboy’ gave P100M, leads Aquino’s 96 big campaign donors - exposes the possible vested interests in the incoming Aquino administration. Aquino -1.
Quit by June 30, ‘midnight’ men told - is a jab at supposed midnight appointments. Arroyo -1.
Aquino: Please, I’m not superman - a piece from an Aquino fan, Mr. Gil Cabacungan, who repeated the spin that Aquino has a huge mandate ("biggest electoral mandate in the country's history") and reminds everyone of the Aquino roots. Aquino +1.
Another broadcaster shot dead in northern Luzon - includes a jab at Arroyo for the 102nd journalist killed under her administration. Arroyo -1.
Favorite targets of killers - features an interview that gave up on Arroyo but challenges Aquino. Arroyo -1.
Marcos rights victims expect ‘historic closure’ - supposedly their claims blocked by Arroyo, the human rights advocate now looks forward to an Aquino administration. Arroyo -1.
100 years of US Father’s Day marks Dad’s evolution - is a feature on the history of Father's Day, by AP.
The scores:
Roxas: 1
Binay: 1
Aquino: 0
Arroyo: -4
Today, the Inquirer Front Page seems to be enjoying kicking Arroyo on the butt on her way out. Meanwhile, even after the elections, the contest between Binay and Roxas goes on and is proving to be an interesting watch.
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