In a series of Facebook post, popular social media personality Sass Rogando Sasot unravels the mystery of the alleged Christmas Family Reunion of Vice President Leni Robredo in the United States.
The self-confessed political strategist Sasot revealed some of the facts about the Vice President's vacation, prioritizing her family instead of the sufferings of her fellow kababayans in Bicol who was hit by Bagyong Nina.
According to Sass Rogando Sasot, she could not believe that there's a family reunion between the Robredo family that they claimed have been prepared one year earlier. Sass noted that not even a single photo on Twitter proved that VP Leni attended the reunion.
Here's the first statement of Sass Rogando Sasot on Facebook:
Naloloka ako sa "family reunion" na ito ni Leni na pinaghandaan ng one year in advance, at hindi pwedeng i-cancel. Pero wala kahit isang picture sa twitter? Or kahit isang tweet about it?
Ganoon sila ka-excited sa "family reunion" na iyan, may news blackout?
The political analyst who is considered as one of the most vocal supporter of Pres. Rody Duterte also discovered that how come there's no photo of the reunion because during the inauguration of the Vice President all of her brothers, nieces and cousins and even her mother attended the event. Sass Rogando Sasot also noted on her Facebook post that she want to know something about the people who attended the family reunion of VP Leni Robredo because her brother spent Christmas in Calgary, Canada and even posted a photo as evidence that one of VP Robredo's brother was not present during the alleged and highly publicized family reunion of VP Robredo.
Sass Sasot asked the following statement on Facebook:
Just did some sleuthing. I want to know kung sino ang ka-family reunion ni Leni sa New York noong pasko? Her brother spent Christmas in Calgary, Canada. Wala naman si Leni doon sa mga pics.
Here's the Photo of VP Leni Robredo's brother celebrating Christmas in Canada:
Source: Sass Rogando Sasot FB Page
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