Lacson bares being asked to stop ‘attacking’ fellow bet amid campaign vs ‘theives’
Lacson bares being asked to stop ‘attacking’ fellow bet amid campaign vs ‘theives’ Presidential candidate, Senator Panfilo Lacson (right), and vice-presidential bet, Senate President Vicente Sotto III (left), speak with reporters on the sidelines of their campaign event at the Batangas City Convention Center on Wednesday, February 23, 2022. Photo from Lacson-Sotto media bureau MANILA, Philippines — “Kung may nasasaktan, hindi ko kasalanan ‘yon [If somebody is hurt, it’s not my fault].” Presidential candidate and Senator Panfilo Lacson, who has repeatedly campaigned against so-called thieves in government, said this on Wednesday as he bared he was asked to stop “attacking” a fellow candidate. Speaking with reporters on the sidelines of his campaign activities in Batangas City, Lacson said a supporter of a fellow contender recently called him up to make the request. But Lacson denied attacking a certain candidate in his speeches, saying he and vice presidential running mate, Senate Pre