Sen. Tulfo posts 'backstabbing' cartoon after surviving ouster bid
Senator Erwin Tulfo posted a cartoon on his Facebook page suggesting betrayal by colleagues shortly after a bid to oust him failed. The move is seen as an indirect response to political rivals.
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