The Philippine Star February 13, 2022 | 12:00am Old habits die hard, even in the worst crisis the country has faced since World War II. Taking to the hustings for the elections in May, some candidates reportedly want the Commission on Elections to ease new rules that prohibit certain activities and interactions with the public. The Comelec has warned that failure to comply with the rules would constitute an election offense for which candidates could be penalized. The rules include prohibitions against physical contact such as handshakes, kissing, hugging and selfies during campaign activities…