I knew it! At first its a conspiracy theory lang na if Duterte wins and Alan Pedro Cayetano or BBM wins the VP, Duterte will step down after six months using ill health as reason... then the unthinkable happens:rotflmao:
If that's the case it's not too late for Duterte to give up and handover to VP Leni Robredo the government!
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Reluctant Duterte: He really didnt want to run, says Alvarez
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/790912/...n-says-alvarez
There were rumors he would come. Like fans awaiting their celebrity idol, supporters held vigil outside the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in Manila, eager to see if he would turn up.
It was Oct. 16, 2015, the last day of filing the certificate of candidacy (COC) for President, and friends, political allies and supporters were in a scramble to get Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to run.
But, ever reluctant, the 71-year-old Duterte was kilometers away from the clamoring lot, holed up in his room in his hometown. Nothing made him budge. Not even the repeated pleas of a longtime friend. Not even a plane chartered especially to fetch him.
Of course, like in many things with Duterte, change came. A few months later, he decided to run. Riding on popular support magnified on social media, Duterte won the May 9 presidential election by a landslide with 16.6 million votes.
If that's the case it's not too late for Duterte to give up and handover to VP Leni Robredo the government!
:bashful:
Reluctant Duterte: He really didnt want to run, says Alvarez
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/790912/...n-says-alvarez
There were rumors he would come. Like fans awaiting their celebrity idol, supporters held vigil outside the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in Manila, eager to see if he would turn up.
It was Oct. 16, 2015, the last day of filing the certificate of candidacy (COC) for President, and friends, political allies and supporters were in a scramble to get Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to run.
But, ever reluctant, the 71-year-old Duterte was kilometers away from the clamoring lot, holed up in his room in his hometown. Nothing made him budge. Not even the repeated pleas of a longtime friend. Not even a plane chartered especially to fetch him.
Of course, like in many things with Duterte, change came. A few months later, he decided to run. Riding on popular support magnified on social media, Duterte won the May 9 presidential election by a landslide with 16.6 million votes.