Robin Padilla to Rowena Guanzon: “Hindi ko po hinihingi ang boto niyo”

Here’s the response of Robin Padilla to Rowena Guanzon’s remark

ROBIN PADILLA – The action star-turned-senatorial aspirant has reacted to the criticism of retired Comelec commissioner Rowena Guanzon.

Many showbiz personalities are trying their luck in the upcoming elections. One of their primary reasons for venturing into politics is to expand their platform in helping others.

Among those who are rooting for elective posts in 2022 are renowned celebrities such as Raffy Tulfo, Jason Abalos, Ejay Falcon, Richard Yap, Anjo Yllana, Angelu de Leon, Nash Aguas, Dennis Padilla to name a few.

Adding to the list of celebrities-turned-election hopefuls is no less than action star Robin Padilla. The action star will run for senator under the PDP-Laban faction led by Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi.

But recently, retired Comelec commissioner Rowena Guanzon announced that she will not vote for Robin Padilla for the senatorial post.

This prompted the action-star-turned senatorial aspirant to respond with the fiery statement of Guanzon.

At one point, he said: “Hindi ko po hinihingi ang boto niyo.”

His post is currently making rounds garnering reactions from the netizens.

Meanwhile, it was on February 2 when Guazon retired from her post as Comelec commissioner.

Days before her retirement, she made a buzz for notably presiding over the disqualification case filed against presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos. At the time, she publicly named fellow commissioner Aimee Ferolino as “the one delaying the decision in favor of Marcos”.

Rowena Guanzon served as commissioner of Comelec from 2015 to 2022 under President Benigno Aquino III and President Rodrigo Duterte.

She also served as Mayor of Cadiz City, Negros Occidental, and as Commission on Audit (COA) commissioner.

She also served as chief of staff to late Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago, whom she still considers a role model.

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