Palace Questions VP Sara Duterte's Sanity Over Resignation Call
Malacañang questioned Vice President Sara Duterte's state of mind when she called for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s resignation. A Palace spokesperson suggested her criticisms might stem from "sleepless nights and anxiety," and countered by referencing her own corruption allegations and family's drug use.
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