Celebrities Reacting To #PiliPinasDebates2016
Following the heated face off of the Vice Presidential aspirants which also trended online as #PiliPinasDebates2016, celebrities also took to social media to air what they thought of the vice-presidential runners’ performances.
All vice-presidential bets were all present in the face off giving time for Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, Sen. Francis Esudero, Sen. Gregorio Honasan II, Sen. Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV and Camarines Sur 3rd District Rep. Leni Robredo to air their sides on the series of questions being thrown to them.
As they aired their sentiments and put up very challenging argumentations and confrontations, some celebrities also reacted to the Vice Presidentiables’ debates and discussions.
#PiliPinasDebates2016
Marcos has lost his smile. Shaken by hecklers and now he is corruption response is lame. The Binay in this debate
— Jim (@Jimparedes) April 10, 2016
I was surprised that the soldier Trillanes exposed the Binay corruption so boldly claiming he saw the documents. That was brave. #VPDebates
— Angeli P Valenciano (@AngeliPV) April 10, 2016
im not pro bongbong but siya ba ang managot sa ginawa ng parents niya? #PiliPinasDebates2016
— Mark Bautista (@iammarkbautista) April 10, 2016
What????!!!! Shit nakakatakot!!!! Wake up people. https://t.co/2a8usVyf1K
— John Lapus (@KorekKaJohn) April 10, 2016
It disgust me when wanna be leaders say that they are not involve in ANY corruption…??? when us voters been through so much!
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) April 10, 2016
Dahil sa pagtrabaho niya para sa tunay na pagbabago mula pa noon, experience, at sincerity, si #CayetanoVPko.
— Bianca Gonzalez (@iamsuperbianca) April 10, 2016
After the awaited Pacquiao-Bradley rematch, celebrities did not let the VP debates pass on their fingertips as they took the twitter for what they got in the discussion. While there are some of them who were dismayed, there are others who stood on their ground in promoting their bets.
The Vice Presidential debate was held at the University of Santo Tomas Quadricentennial Pavilion on April 10 and was hosted by the CNN Philippines in cooperation with the Commission on Elections and the Kapisanan ng Broadkaster ng Pilipinas and in partnership with Business Mirror.
Source: http://www.pep.ph/