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[Title] => Senate bet’s fear: Winning as VP
[Summary] => House Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, lone candidate for senator of opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson, has one big problem: he might be elected vice president.
In talks with The STAR yesterday, Padilla said not a few voters in the areas he and his standard-bearer have so far visited in their campaign sorties have mistaken him for Lacson’s running mate.
"Dadalawa lang kami ni Ping sa ticket kaya inaakala nilang ako ang bise niya (There are only two of us in the ticket so they think I am his vice presidential candidate). We always have to tell them that I am his lone candidate for senator," Padilla said.
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HE AND PADILLA
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[Title] => Senate bet’s fear: Winning as VP
[Summary] => House Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, lone candidate for senator of opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson, has one big problem: he might be elected vice president.
In talks with The STAR yesterday, Padilla said not a few voters in the areas he and his standard-bearer have so far visited in their campaign sorties have mistaken him for Lacson’s running mate.
"Dadalawa lang kami ni Ping sa ticket kaya inaakala nilang ako ang bise niya (There are only two of us in the ticket so they think I am his vice presidential candidate). We always have to tell them that I am his lone candidate for senator," Padilla said.
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February 19, 2004 - 12:00am
