When Chief Justice Lourdes Sereno last week told President Benigno Aquino 3rd, that “The Constitution is supreme,” everyone, this writer included, wholeheartedly agreed.
But did you know that nowhere in the 21,000-word charter will you find a clause that proclaims the Constitution as the supreme law of the land? Or even just “the law of the land.” Look for the clause in the text and you will look in vain.
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