Manila Bulletin
Palace on Duterte's VP bid: He didn't say he won't run
President Rodrigo Duterte has stated his intention to retire from politics after his term ends in 2022 and expressed reluctance to run for vice president.
Despite his reluctance, his party PDP-Laban believes he may still be open to the idea of running for vice president.
Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque clarified that while Duterte 'resisted' the idea, he did not definitively say he 'won't run'.
Roque further hinted that there might still be a chance for Duterte to change his mind.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has not yet decided whether to run for vice president in the 2022 elections, with Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque stating that the President is not saying no to the possibility.
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Taguig Representative Alan Peter Cayetano advised President Rodrigo Duterte against running for vice president in the 2022 elections.
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Former Comelec chair Christian Monsod stated that the PDP-Laban's push for President Duterte to run for vice president in 2022 is a way to circumvent the 1987 Philippine Constitution.
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Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte Carpio has not yet decided on a potential presidential run in the 2022 elections, Malacañang clarified.
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Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said he will only run for a national post in the 2022 elections if Sara Duterte-Carpio seeks the presidency, despite her father's wishes.
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