MARAMING naaliw at kinilig sa muling pagsasama ng mag-asawang Heart Evangelista at Sorsogon Gov. Chiz Escudero sa isang YouTube vlog.
Sa nasabing episode na may titulong “Adulting with Chiz,” maraming napag-usapan ang dalawa, mula sa isyu ng pamilya na napunta sa kontrobersyal na pagsasabatas ng anti-terror bill hanggang sa usaping-politika.
Isa sa mga natalakay ng celebrity couple ay ang kahalagahan ng pagboto sa susunod na eleksyon at kung gaano makaaapekto ito sa estado ng Pilipinas sa susunod na mga taon.
Dito inamin ni Heart na hindi siya bumoboto noon, “Before when I was younger, I didn’t know how important it was to vote. In fact, I didn’t even register myself to vote. I was totally lost in doing my own thing,” Heart confessed.
“I guess I was still on that stage at the bottom where I was still getting to know myself and now that I know how powerful my vote is” aniya pa.
Para naman kay Chiz, tuwing eleksiyon nagiging pantay-pantay ang estado ng bawat Pinoy, “At the end of the day, it is only during election time, and I am yet to find out another time that if at all we would be equal…
“It is only during election time that we are truly equal. Whether you’re rich or poor, sexy or not, male or female or LGBTQ, all of us have one vote each, young or old as long as you’re 18 and above, your vote if counted properly and correctly of course, would be equivalent to one,” paliwanag ng gobernador.
Dagdag pa niya, “Even if you’re a candidate, even if you’re the candidate for president, you still have one vote even if you ‘re a popular actress, still you have one vote so it is a shame to say the least, it is completely wasteful if people don’t vote.”
Pagpapatuloy pa ng mister ni Heart, “It is not a coincidence that you follow the rule of majority because in most countries it’s the majority who are poor, it is the majority who need help.
“And if it is truly one person-one vote then you owe your victory to them and hopefully if you’ll win, you will serve them as well so it feeds itself, which does not happen all the time though,” sey pa ni Chiz.