Aspiring vice president Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan believes that the dismantling of campaign posters in private properties will only power their supporters to keep reinstalling them because they see the May polls as a time of “taking a leap of faith and making a stand.”
This is because the supporters of Team Robredo-Pangilinan will only keep on putting them up again, he added. “Kahit na ano’ng baklas nila, mauubos ang oras at panahon nila dahil iaangat ng taumbayang tumataya at naninindigan ang mga poster na ito ,” he said on the sidelines of his meeting with farmers in Atok, Benguet.Pangilinan also said if Comelec continues to remove campaign materials from private properties, they will run out of time.
“Kahit na anong baklas nila, mauubos ang oras at panahon nila dahil iaangat ng taumbayang tumataya at naninindigan ang mga poster na ito.”
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