Run Sara Run posters surface in Bacolod City, too
Run Sara Run posters surface in Bacolod City on Monday (March 1). PHOTO FROM RONNIE BALDONADO
BACOLOD CITY—Posters bearing the image of Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte with the words “Run Sara Run” have surfaced in the city in what appeared to be a campaign defying President Rodrigo Duterte’s statement that his daughter won’t jump in the 2022 presidential race.
Mayor Rogelio Raymund Tongson, of HImamaylan City, said he personally supported the campaign to push Sara into the race, urging the Davao City mayor to run for president.
Tongson said he supported the call for Sara to run for president to continue what her father had started.
The elder Duterte, Tongson said, had given many projects to HImamaylan which had a big impact on his constituents.
Tongson said the Run Sara Run posters, made of tarpaulin, are being installed by people who believed in the younger Duterte’s ability to lead the country.
The President on Sunday (Feb. 28) said his daughter has no plans of running to become his successor in 2022 because she wanted to focus on raising her three children with husband, lawyer Mans Carpio.
“Sara doesn’t want to run because she has three kids who are still young. She wants to focus on her family. She told me that there’s still much time,” President Duterte said.
The Run Sara Run posters came out after a group, led by a former governor who supported the presidential run of Mar Roxas, launched the “Negros for Leni” campaign to push Vice President Leni Robredo into the 2022 presidential race.
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