Inday Sara Breaks Silence, Slams Two-Faced Senators Who Attempted To Use Duterte For Political Gain

Remember during the 2016 Presidential campaign, Senator Antonio Trillanes, then running for Vice President personally went to Davao to meet our now President Rorigo Duterte to ask him to make him his running mate?

When Duterte declined, that's when Trillanes' tirade started. He started challenging Duterte and proving that Duterte does not deserve to be the president. What happened, senator?

Apparently, according to presidential daughter Inday Sara Duterte-Carpio, Trillanes is not the only one who showed two-sided faces. She posted a status on her Facebook page, calling out to Senator Risa Hontiveros, Senator Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan, and Senator Trillanes.

She called out to Pangilinan for allegedly meeting with Duterte years ago, asking for his endorsement because he wanted to run as president.

Kiko Pangilinan- Several years ago nagkita tayo dito sa Davao, sa isang golf club, pinuntuhan mo si PRD. Gusto mo tumakbo Presidente, ansabe mo? "With Sharon's indorsement and your (PRD) indorsement I'm sure I can make it." Dati pa-indorse ka sa kanya ngayon may pa hunger games salute effect ka.

Inday Sara also called out to Hontiveros for disturbing her during the elections hoping for her help so she can win as senator in Davao.

Risa Hontiveros - Sa picture ikaw ang pinaka makapal ang foundation acheng. Habang tinutulungan ko si PRD at ang nanay ko mangampanya, nasa byaheng du30 ako, ilang beses mo ako inabala, kinulit at tinawagan para humingi ka ng tulong sa boto mo sa Davao City? I can remember your bored face listening to me in our law office just so you can get support for Davao. 

And then she turned to Trillanes.

Trillanes - Years ago, nagrequest ka makipag kita sa akin dito sa Davao,nasa Damosa ka, ano sabi ko sa emissary mo? No. You know why? I never liked your circus sa Manila Peninsula. Pero meron ako picture na nakipagkita ka kay PRD kasi humingi ka ng tulong niya sa VP campaign mo. 

She also mentioned Vice President Leni Robredo, but she said she'll reserve her remarks in the future.

Read her full post here:

Source: Facebook