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Opinion

Envy among teammates

THE EAR - The Freeman
April 17, 2013 | 12:00am

SURVEY LEADER. A local actress-politician, according to an Ear source, has always been leading the survey. But she always finished the race last and at times almost losing the contest. “Ngano man ni oy?” she was heard asking her leaders.

JEALOUS TEAMMATES. She learned from sympathizers within her party that some of her teammates, envious of her popularity, were trying to pull her down so she would not top the race and become a possible replacement for the main bet just in case.

ACCORDING

ACTRESS

ALWAYS

ASKING

NGANO

RACE

SURVEY

TEAMMATES
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