The straight path HE SAYS Aldrin Cardon 07/05/2010

The straight path

HE SAYS Aldrin Cardon 07/05/2010 Okay, I guess we have to keep Kris and James to their business. It’s their relationship, anyway. And we’re not supposed to intrude into their private lives, no matter how enticing (C’mon, we enjoy it, admit it!) it has become to speak about the biggest show biz news to steal headlines from President Noynoy Aquino’s inauguration, and his singing Estudyante Blues in the grand party that followed the Luneta affair. Besides, five days into the presidency, Noynoy has to face more pressing problems than Kris. He could leave her for James to deal with, which James did, when before the weekend, he vowed to save their marriage and work things out with his very outspoken wife, whom not a few are seeing as becoming more of a nuisance than an inspiration, like her sisters have become to Noynoy, shortly after their mother Cory’s death. There’s a bigger nuisance Noynoy has to deal with, a pesky little woman with the heart and mind of a criminal who could afford to mount a blitzkrieg even when she’s out of Malacañang already and put Hitler to shame.... MORE Source:  The Daily Tribune URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20100705com4.html

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