He is “de facto” prime minister.
(Viktor, 10 July 2013 21:59)
True. Dacic cannot bring one single decision without him. Whenever he tried it ended in disaster.
Listen, "you know", Mr Stefanovc is a high ranking official of the Serb Progressive Party and therе`s nothing wrong to recommend his comrade for PM. After all, mind your own business.
In most countries the speaker (of parliament) usually doesn't comment on party politics, they are expected to be impartial when presiding over parliament sessions. So why is this guy sticking his big nose where he shouldn't?
Absolute true. First of all, Mr. Vucic is the most popular politician, let`say, about 60%. Further, his popularity is based on hardworking against corruption and organized crime. Not to mention, his great efforts for EU integration.
Absolute true. First of all, Mr. Vucic is the most popular politician, let`say, about 60%. Further, his popularity is based on hardworking against corruption and organized crime. Not to mention, his great efforts for EU integration.
Listen, "you know", Mr Stefanovc is a high ranking official of the Serb Progressive Party and therе`s nothing wrong to recommend his comrade for PM. After all, mind your own business.
In most countries the speaker (of parliament) usually doesn't comment on party politics, they are expected to be impartial when presiding over parliament sessions. So why is this guy sticking his big nose where he shouldn't?
He is “de facto” prime minister.
(Viktor, 10 July 2013 21:59)
True. Dacic cannot bring one single decision without him. Whenever he tried it ended in disaster.
Absolute true. First of all, Mr. Vucic is the most popular politician, let`say, about 60%. Further, his popularity is based on hardworking against corruption and organized crime. Not to mention, his great efforts for EU integration.
In most countries the speaker (of parliament) usually doesn't comment on party politics, they are expected to be impartial when presiding over parliament sessions. So why is this guy sticking his big nose where he shouldn't?
Listen, "you know", Mr Stefanovc is a high ranking official of the Serb Progressive Party and therе`s nothing wrong to recommend his comrade for PM. After all, mind your own business.
He is “de facto” prime minister.
(Viktor, 10 July 2013 21:59)
True. Dacic cannot bring one single decision without him. Whenever he tried it ended in disaster.
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