‘Good choice,’ Sotto says of Mocha Uson’s MTRCB appointment | Inquirer Entertainment

‘Good choice,’ Sotto says of Mocha Uson’s MTRCB appointment

By: - Reporter
/ 02:48 PM January 05, 2017
Mocha Uson —ARNOLD ALMACEN

Mocha Uson. ARNOLD ALMACEN

Mocha Uson’s appointment as a member of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) was a “good choice,” a comedian-turned senator said on Thursday.

“Good choice. Congrats,” Senate Majority Leader Vicente “Tito” Sotto III said in a text message when sought for reaction on Uson’s appointment.

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Asked why he thinks Uson was a good choice, Sotto said, “She abounds with common sense and has a good pulse of the public.”

“She will do a lot better than some people I know,” the senator added but did not elaborate.

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Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said Uson was appointed to the MTRCB on Jan. 3 along with Jeremiah Jaro.

READ: Palace on Mocha Uson’s appointment to MRTCB: Why not?

When asked why Uson was appointed to the MTRCB, Andanar said: “Why not?” CDG

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