(SPOT.ph) It looks like December did not start out great for presidential candidate Sen. Grace Poe. The Senator was disqualified by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) on December 1 from the 2016 national elections for failing to meet the 10-year residency requirement for presidential candidates.
Poe and her lawyers say that the fight isn't over and they will appeal to the COMELEC en banc to overturn the second division's decision. However, for some people, it was the end of the Senator's presidential race. They have concluded that #WalangPoereber and bid her #ByePoe.
— Ivan S. (@IvanSedanto) December 1, 2015
Hit play!
— IG: cjlirio (@Sinyeyyyy) December 1, 2015
And another playlist
— Litong Ormhel (@ORMHEL) December 1, 2015
Is it curable?
— Gerald Santos (@OhGerald) December 1, 2015
Her "friends" must be sad.
— Patama Posts™ (@PatamaPost) December 1, 2015
That's the plan.
— ToshiRON Hitsugaya (@TaichouToshiRON) December 1, 2015
May point.
— renz isidore g. 彡 (@iheartrenzp) December 1, 2015
Continue FPJ's legacy!
— Geo Cabral (@_NotGeo) December 1, 2015
Even in biscuits...
— Senyora Santibañez (@Senyora) December 1, 2015
Maybe she has PowerPoint proficiency in her CV.
— igor (@meyorigor) December 1, 2015
Plus, new hashtag suggestions: #DisqualiPOEd, and more
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Erratum: The first version of this article said that Sen. Grace Poe was disqualified based on the grounds that she is not a natural-born Filipino. This has been corrected.