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Perhaps the voting from abroad, perhaps the voting after 7:00 p.m. or perhaps the margin of error at the polls will make the result of the parliamentary elections different from the one recorded at 9:00 p.m. Perhaps, in the end, NLP will be declared the winner. But it will be an inglorious winner. Once because the difference with PSD would be small and the second because the participation was extremely low.
As always, the culprit for the failure or, come on, the semi-failure of an electoral party is its president. Or, in the case of NLP, it is Klaus Iohannis, the de facto leader of NLP.
Klaus Iohannis is the gravedigger of NLP, a party that, being only one year in power and having to fight with a health crisis present all over the world, not just in Romania, should have won the elections. With all the institutions in their hands, with the press, for the most part, on their side, with the Western embassies at their side and with the European Commission on their side, the NLP should have won the elections by whistling. But the NLP whistled in the church, as they say, and that’s why it happened. And not only in the church presided over by His Eminence Theodosius, but he whistled in other churches, making the parishioners flee. After that, he whistled through markets, and whistled through schools, hotels, restaurants, and boarding houses, and small and medium-sized businesses.
NLP wouldn’t have whistled so nonchalantly, but it would have been more cautious if it hadn’t received assurances from the leader that it can pay for anything, absolutely anything, because it solves everything.
The arrogance of Klaus Iohannis, his lack of empathy, the screams and grunts directed against the same target, the boring advice given every day to Romanians on how to wash their hands and who to vote had the opposite effect that the mayor lost of Sibiu. in the corridors of the Cotroceni Palace.
If NLP is going to get mad at anyone over the election result, it must be Klaus Iohannis, who has been worshiped from morning to night and given the freedom to make government health decisions. economic and communication.
Had he been president of the PNL and in the documents, Klaus Iohannis would have had to present his honorary resignation after the parliamentary elections on December 6.
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