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Boy Pick Up presidential campaign
Campaign	May 2013 presidential election
Candidate	Boy Pick Up Grand Duke of Visayas Vincenzo Roque Grand Duke of Palawan
Affiliation	Filipino Communist Party Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino
Status	Announced: 20 April 2013 Launched: 22 April 2013 Lost election: 6 May 2013
Headquarters	Cebu City, Cebu
Key people
Slogan	Ang galing mo talaga Pick Up! The new face of communism!

The Boy Pick Up presidential campaign of May 2013 began when Boy Pick Up became the Party President of Filipino Communist Party and endorse himself as the presidential candidate of the party. ^[1]

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Background

Boy Pick Up has been members of the past administrations of the Philippines. He started as the Ambassador to the Russia after his father, redemption331, died. He also claimed the position of his father before during the leadership of Premier DrummerMike. He then became the Vice Ministers of Home Affairs during Jon873's administration. ^{[3] [4] [5]}

He was appointed as the Vice Minister of Internal Affairs during the reign of President Destroyer S87. He was also appointed as Vice Minister of Defense on John Jurassic's term. He started the Ministry of Culture after he was appointed as the Minister of Education. He was the Minister for three consecutive months. He also became the Minister of Education for the second time in March 2013. He is also the founder and the commissioner of the Philippine Basketball Association. ^{[6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]}

Campaign

Boy Pick Up started his campaign as he released his article about his presidential run. Included in his article were his credentials and his plans for the country. He made an acronym for his plan so that people could remember. He used the word CHILL, a slang meaning to relax or cool off. It means having Cooperation, giving Honor, making Improvements, giving back Life and spreading the Love. ^[12]

He then announced his cabinet days after. He appointed a selection of veteran players where a majority had served the numerous cabinets in different government positions.

Platform

Endorsements

Philippine royal family

• kadayao, Queen of the Philippine Islands
• Lacon Yan, Grand Duke of Luzon
• Vincenzo Roque, Grand Duke of Palawan
• Prince Terence II, Grand Duke of Mindanao
• Chopp, Knight of Visayas

Philippine presidents

• Mr aNiallator, 34th President of the Philippines
• Eldarion Sionnodel, 35th, 40th, and 42nd President of the Philippines

Current and former cabinet members

• bercdo, Communist Party of Cyprus
• alfaChe
• Coco The Killa

Election results

Boy Pick Up lost the elections to NinoBitpazarec of the RD Philippines Movement. He garnered 22 votes, one-third of the total. His opponents, NinoBitpazarec and Liana Paldrov, received 36 and 8 votes respectively.

Aftermath

After losing, Boy Pick Up concentrated on the Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas, but he lost the elections against ePece in May. He then became inactive in politics. There had been an attempt to do an impeachment a weak after the elections. In the final hours of the congressional elections, RaymondN proposed an impeachment that went through and made Boy Pick Up 47th President of the Philippines. He went on to add the Philippines in NaN. Because of his short term, Boy Pick Up was not able to decently use his Presidential powers. He tried for re-election, but he lost to thedarkwolf.

See also

• Boy Pick Up presidential campaign, November 2013

References

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