Robin Padilla, allied senators may skip Duterte impeachment trial over 'disregard for law'
Senator Robin Padilla indicated that he and allied senators might skip the impeachment trial if there's a continued 'disregard for the law,' specifically opposing the Senate's ruling on the voting threshold for impeachment.
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