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Lacson after voting: I feel relieved, let animosities in the past political campaign be buried
Senator Panfilo M. Lacson stated that he will retire from politics if he loses the May 9 presidential election, marking the end of his 50 years in government service.
He expressed relief after casting his vote and hopes that past animosities from the political campaign will be buried.
Lacson indicated he is not interested in accepting any Cabinet positions in the next administration, although he acknowledged it's difficult to make a definitive statement.
He mentioned that he would only consider a government post if it does not compromise his core principles and values, and if he is in sync with the President.
Lacson believes he has completed sufficient public service and is disinclined to continue his career in government.
He also expressed hope that political rivalries will cease after the elections.
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