Dear Mr. President

Dear President Marcos,

https://pbbm.com.ph/president-bongbong-marcos/

 I know you're doing your best, we all know that you're working in silence, i believe in your work and encourage us to grow our economy to the highest point. I know a lot of people here in the Philippines hate you because your father's done. But i still want you to handle our country. I have nothing to say, I just want you to know I LOVE YOU







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