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I think they only pushed away the issue. In the end according to polls he was leading them in second turn. You can't come back as a society from this. :| If t
by StefanBatory 2y ago
I think they only pushed away the issue.
In the end according to polls he was leading them in second turn. You can't come back as a society from this. :|
If this was Norway or any country where people have some trust in govt, it'd be one thing. But Romanian society has (mostly rightly) reasons to not trust PSD and other major parties. And what does this tell them? That they were right. :(
- throw_pm23 2y agoNo, they had to take a decision quickly and they took it. They knew that one side will cry foul, but the alternative would have been worse. Before you start mocking those ignorant low-trust eastern europeans, notice that a similar thing happened in Austria in 2016 where an election outcome was cancelled on illegal campaign financing grounds.
- StefanBatory 2y agoi am myself Eastern European too, I'm Polish :<
- throw_pm23 2y agoYes, one of the common pastimes of eastern europeans is being very critical of themselves and their countries, sometimes missing that others have largely the same problems, but with better press.