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U.S. Election Fraud? Robredo Daughters Quip 'Biden Lugaw'

It's rice porridge, Biden.
by Arianne Merez
Nov 5, 2020
(L-R) Tricia, Vice President Leni Robredo, Jillian, and Aika during the 2019 State of the Nation Address.2
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The cliffhanger elections in the U.S. was an issue well noted by Vice President Leni Robredo's daughters, sparking conversations on Twitter.

The Robredo siblings tweeted their views on U.S. President Donald Trump's claims of poll fraud, tweeting "Biden lugaw" in reference to Democratic challenger Joe Biden, and an allusion to their mother's 2016 poll challenges.

Robredo's middle child, Tricia, started the conversation saying Trump's poll fraud claim seemed familiar.

Uy, parang may ganitong linyahan din dito nung 2016,” Tricia tweeted, referencing Trump's claim that there were attempts to "steal" the U.S. elections.

Her younger sister Jillian chimed in, saying “Baka paggising, lamang na si Biden sa key states kung saan lamang si Trump tapos sasabihin dinaya.”

Tricia replied with "BIDEN LUGAAAAW," in reference to "Leni Lugaw," a criticism usually thrown at their mother.

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Their elder sister Aika also joined in, tweeting: "Rice porridge! Biden!" Rice porridge is the English translation of "lugaw."

While Robredo's daughters' did not mention names, it can be recalled that their mother's 2016 vice-presidential win is being contested by former Senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.

Robredo won by the slimmest of margins against the son of the late dictator, who claimed that the polls were rigged.

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Four years since the elections, Marcos'poll protest with the Supreme Court remains pending.

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