Manila Bulletin
Duterte reiterates endorsement of Go for VP
President Rodrigo Duterte expressed confidence that Senator Christopher "Bong" Go would be the country's "best vice president" if elected.
Duterte cited Go's track record as a lawmaker and his previous role as Special Assistant to the President as reasons for this belief.
The President highlighted Go's dedication to serving the poor and neglected, and his strong work ethic.
Duterte believes Go can help the next president continue his legacy and build on achievements in healthcare, education, and social services.
This statement follows Duterte's withdrawal from the vice presidential race and his announcement of retirement from politics.
Duterte mentioned that Go has fulfilled his duties as a legislator by championing laws that benefit Filipinos, particularly those affected by calamities and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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