Sara's presidential bid out as Rody guns for VP
The Philippine Star|September 10, 2021
With her father having accepted his party’s endorsement as its vice presidential candidate in 2022, Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio has ruled out running for the country’s top post.
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Sara's presidential bid out as Rody guns for VP

“Yes, I am not running for a national position as we both agreed only one of us will run for a national position in 2022,” Carpio said in an interview with ABS-CBN yesterday morning. She said her relationship with her father won’t be affected by whatever political decision they make.

The ruling PDP-Laban has officially endorsed Duterte as its bet for vice president in next year’s polls in tandem with Sen. Bong Go. The President accepted the endorsement made during a party convention in Pampanga the other day. Go has again declined PDP-Laban’s endorsement of him as standard-bearer.

“The same as it was before. Our politics do not interfere with our familial relationship. Ibaang trabaho, iba ang pamilya. Walang personalan (Job is different, family is different. Nothing personal),” the mayor said.

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