The acceptance speech delivered by Lakas-CMD-Kampi presidential candidate Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro last Thursday at the PICC was perhaps the most novel of its kind in this country.

The former vice-presidential candidate's campaign stylist has finally thrown some light on the 'wardrobegate' affair Now that Going Rogue is out, is it any clearer how Sarah Palin managed to spend $150,000 on clothes during the campaign, yet still looked like a cabin attendant? Carrie, by email Like so much else about Palin, and choices she made that some might call "wrong" yet she prefers to ...

It has been a long time since we last discuss issues of national concern that need your personal, direct intervention. The reason has been simply this: we thought to give you time to digest and take actions on those issues that we already threw at your feet.

Like so much else about Palin, and choices she made that some might call "wrong" yet she prefers to term "trumped-up controversy", this one, too, remains opaque. Carrie, you've been honest with me so ...

Why did Sarah Palin look like a cabin attendant during her campaign? Now that Going Rogue is out, is it any clearer how Sarah Palin managed to spend $150,000 on clothes during the campaign, yet still looked like a cabin attendant?

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The campaign has yet to officially begin, but Edu Manzano’s inclusion in the administration ticket as vice presidential hopeful has already brought a show biz flavor to it.

In a show of force, almost 3,000 members of the ruling Lakas-Kampi-CMD from across the country Thursday flocked to the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Pasay City to formally nominate former Defense Secretary Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro Jr. and former Optical Media Board (OMB) chairman Edu Manzano as presidential and vice presidential candidates, respectively, for the May elections.

A symbolic milestone is reached as the president's approval rating drops further

COEUR d'ALENE -- It's official. Sarah Palin is coming to Coeur d'Alene. The former GOP vice presidential candidate will be at the Fred Meyer store on Dec. 10 from noon to 3 p.m. autographing copies of her new memoir, "Going Rogue."