Rabat Mayor Criticizes Almario Faction in Advance Rally
Shooting down rival political jabs, Mayor Rabat cranks up the heat
In a fiery yet captivating display, Mayor Michelle Nakpil Rabat took aim at her main contender, former congressman Mayo Almario, during her slate's rally. Rabat's speech was loaded with point-by-point counterarguments and bold declarations, leaving no doubt about her unwavering stance and commitment to Mati City.
On the challenging subject of drug testing, Rabat stood her ground, firing back with a clever taunt: "Bring it on, mental test too!" The crowd roared their approval, evidently appreciative of Rabat's confidence and resilience.
Hitting the nail on the head, Rabat emphasized the importance of mental accountability for leaders, particularly those entrusted with the well-being of a city.
As for Almario's repeated call for a public debate, Rabat simply waved it off with a dismissive "Been there, done that." She gracefully steered the conversation toward their respective records of service to the people. "What matters is what we've done for you. Let the people be the judge," she declared.
Not shying away from criticism, Rabat also addressed Almario's proposal to cover the scenic Mayor FGR Mati Park and Baywalk. She argued that the park should be improved rather than hidden, emphasizing that it belongs to the community and not an outsider trying to make a splash.
The most headline-worthy section of Rabat's speech came when she addressed the underlying political dynamic in Mati City. "We love the people of Mati. We, the locals of Mati, not you, the so-called outsiders," she asserted.
She wasted no time reminding the audience about the deep-rooted Rabat family history in Mati, citing their mass generous donations of land for public use over the decades. "Whenever my family is asked to give, we give generously, not for ourselves, but for our beloved city," she declared proudly.
With the elections just around the corner, Rabat's speech struck a chord with the people, resonating as a strong defense of her leadership and a call to protect the city's true spirit. Rabat ended her speech on a heartfelt note, expressing her gratitude to her family, particularly her niece and nephews, including Vice Mayor Enzo Rabat, Sito Rabat, Paolo Rabat, and Tara Rabat, who she credited for their invaluable support.
In conclusion, Rabat's speech left no room for doubt about her passion and commitment to Mati City. While Mayo Almario's platform and stances remain somewhat murky, Rabat's track record, awards, and public enthusiasm provide a clear picture of her dedication to her community.
- In the upcoming elections, Rabat's fiery speech in Cebu served as a strong defense of her leadership, reminding the people of her unwavering commitment to Mati City.
- During the rally, Rabat gracefully steered away from debating her main contender Mayo Almario's proposal for a public debate, instead emphasizing their respective records of service to the people.
- Rabat's speech addressed the political dynamic in Mati City, asserting that the Rabat family, as locals of the city, have been generously donating land for public use over the decades.
- When debating Almario's proposal to cover the scenic Mayor FGR Mati Park and Baywalk, Rabat argued that the park should be improved rather than hidden, emphasizing that it belongs to the community.
- War-and-conflicts and general news outlets may find it worth highlighting that the elections in Mati City have become heated, with political jabs flying back and forth between Mayor Rabat and her main contender, former congressman Mayo Almario.
