The leader of USR, Dacian Cioloș, sent to PNL, on Friday evening, through a message published on Facebook, that the union is waiting for the “brave” liberals to negotiate, after Rareș Bogdan allegedly said that PNL must resume negotiations with USR because PSD ” It’s not serious. “
Ciolos said that he “understands the huge fear” of those from PNL, who “gave the keys to the PSD house”. The USR leader told the public not to be surprised if they accept the negotiation proposal, only that it “will not take place too soon”.
Dacian Ciolos also said that the PNL will now find out “what it is like to be the reforming force in a retrograde government”: “The PNL will have the role of the USR from the previous government in the new government”.
The USR leader also said that PNL doesn’t really want reform, but he is not a professional thief like PSD either.
Dacian Cioloș’s message
“I understand the huge fear of those from PNL now, after they gave the keys to the house to the PSD. Accustomed to the property of others and living in nationalized houses, the PSD members do not leave the jar of honey with one or two. So I am not surprised by Rareș Bogdan’s desire to request negotiations with USR. Don’t be surprised if we accept the negotiation, only it won’t take place too soon. And when that happens, it will only be with the brave liberals who oppose this political suicide.
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The irony of fate is that the PNL will find out what it is like to be the reforming force in a retrograde government that has a certain interest: to make money for the party. Basically, the PNL will have the role of USR from the previous government in the new government. PSD and UDMR will play the games, block everything and share the money and functions with each other. The difference is that PNL is neither an ostrich nor a camel, because PNL does not really want reform, just as it is not a professional thief like PSD. Poor thanks, it is true, for the simple fact that this “drama” is paid for by Romanian citizens. So, dear Rareș, if you have real courage, we are waiting for you at the negotiations “, wrote Dacian Cioloș, on Friday evening, on Facebook.
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above photo: I say Photos/ George Călin
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