The man who shot to infamy for hurling expletives and insults at minority groups, and generally anyone he disagrees with, was given simple advice by then-presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his wife, Liza Araneta-Marcos: Tone it down.
The man who shot to infamy for hurling expletives and insults at minority groups, and generally anyone he disagrees with, was given simple advice by then-presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his wife, Liza Araneta-Marcos: Tone it down.
The disbarred lawyer said he’s been “very silent” in media and on social media. “I can say that I have obeyed the President and the First Lady and it was a nice suggestion anyway,” he added.
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