WHILE Vice President Jejomar Binay is humbled by results of the latest pre-election survey conducted by Pulse Asia, he also expects an intensified demolition job against him by his rivals.
Lawyer Rico Quicho, campaign spokesman of Binay, on Friday said the Vice President would continue to work even harder not only to reach out to the people but more important to help them fight poverty.
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