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Idol!

Dapat may ganitong klaseng group din ang mga online at social media personalities. Walang takot ilabas ang katotohanan basta supported by legit facts and evidences - may tapang at may resibo!

Peanut Gallery Media Network (PGMN) is a Philippine-based digital media platform known for its commitment to "free speech absolutism," featuring a diverse array of voices across the political spectrum. While detailed information about its founders or executive team is not publicly available, several prominent personalities contribute to its content:

Notable Contributors

James Deakin: A well-known TV host and online personality, Deakin offers commentary on political and media issues. In a recent episode, he discussed the diminishing influence of celebrity endorsements in politics, reflecting on shifts in media power dynamics.

CJ Hirro: A TV host recognized for her candid critiques of Philippine politics. In one of her episodes, she described the political system as chaotic and driven by scandals, aiming to cut through the noise with clear analysis.

Raffy Zamora: A parenting advocate and founder of LegenDaddy, Zamora addresses social issues affecting families. He has spoken out on topics like children's mental health in relation to social media use and the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports.

PGMN's content is primarily distributed through its YouTube channel, where these contributors share their perspectives on current events and societal issues. The network's approach emphasizes a broad range of viewpoints, aiming to foster open dialogue without censorship.

If you're interested in exploring their content further or learning more about their contributors, you can visit their YouTube channel.

18/04/2025

Party-lists: For the Marginalized or for the Mighty?

The 1987 Constitution envisioned the party-list system as a means to give a voice to marginalized sectors of society — the fisherfolk, the farmers, the indigenous peoples, the urban poor. But somewhere along the way, the spirit of this noble intention has been hijacked.

Let’s break down the backgrounds and personalities behind each of the Top 11 Party-lists featured in the recent 2025 OCTA survey, and take a closer look at whether they genuinely represent the marginalized sectors, or if they are extensions of political dynasties, business interests, or power plays:

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