Tama ba ang proseso ng congress impeachment kay VP Sara?

Sabi ng isang 'matalinong' vlogger (I am paraphrasing here) - "sabi ng maka-Duterte e lahat naman daw nagnanakaw bakit si Sara lang. Ang sagot ko dyan parang ganito, nakahuli ka ng magnanakaw dapat ba wag kasuhan kasi hindi lang naman sya ang magnanakaw. Syempre dapat kasuhan kasi nahuli na nga to sa akto. Katulad ni VP na nahuli na ginamit sa pansarili kapakanan ang intelligence fund".

Sa opinion ko eto ang sinasabi ng mga taong hindi nag-iisip o talagang may galit lang sa mga Duterte. Kung talagang gusto ng congress na kasuhan ang mga magnanakaw sa government dapat imbestigahan nila lahat ng may intelligence fund hindi lang ang VP. Bakit VP lang ang tinarget nila? Isa sa palagay kong kadahilanan ay politika. Alam naman natin na ang congress ay kadalasang sumusunod lang kung sino ang naka-upo sa malacanang. Sure ako pag-nanalo si Sara lahat yan kapit tuko sa kanya.

Mahirap sa isang major branch ng government na may perception na isa rin sa mga nagnanakaw ng pondo ng taong bayan na mag-akusa sa isang tao na nagnanakaw. Siguro ay mas kapani-paniwala ang congress kung u-umpisahan nila ang imbestigasyon sa kanilang sarili - ang PDAF at ilang discretionary fund ay ilan lang sa kilalang source ng corruption sa congress. Kadalasan ay wala tayong makuhang concrete evidence sa corruption ng ilang congressmen pero alam natin ang totoo.

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