The first one hundred days of the Marcos administration came and went without fanfare. There were wins worth mentioning; first among them is the Cabinet selection. Except for three political appointees whom I reckon may not be the best nor brightest, the rest of the Cabinet are technocrats who are at the top of their game. The second win is the 19-point legislative agenda, which is both timely and necessary. The third win is the adoption of a proactive foreign policy geared towards forging allies with like-minded countries. The fourth win is maintaining stability in the political and business …