Sundays are elections. The options are simple:
a) Are you satisfied with the current ruling coalition and do you want to have all the power? Vote Crin Antonescu, who should win from the first round, with such political support. But it is not so good, because the real support for the coalition is modest. To see if the parties will be able to mobilize for him. If you are chosen, the current government policies will continue with Ciolacu Premier. We will continue, in our own way, the European path.
b) Are you not satisfied with the current coalition and you do not want to have all the power? Vote Lasconi, Dan or Funeriu. This area may be the best electoral agent for Antonescu. If, through the miracle, someone from here would win, will modestly influence the current government policies. We will remain important partners in the EU.
c) Are you not satisfied with the current coalition and do you want to demolish the system, with any consequences? Vote Simion. It is a strange option, applying for someone else's place, after losing score last year. He had no job before politics, he has no basic job. You are probably achieved a new government coalition, gold-up-pot, which will change foreign policy. You miss the wind in the east, you have an option here. Or Ponta, who imitates him. Or vote Lasconi, who survived the ephemeral “Tour II”.
The current choices are strange, perhaps the strangest in history. They come after the elections combined, interspersed and canceled, last year. What are those responsible for them? Where will folk anger go?
The president has no magical powers, only a huge symbolic force. But alone he cannot change much. The presidents so far have violated their duties, to exercise their influence in the Government and in Parliament. Probably this practice will be maintained.
I can afford a tip: Vote how you think it's better. Beware of those who tell you how it is best to vote. Beware of those who save you without wanting. Beware of lists of good people who tell you which voting is bio than another. Beware of surveys that handle.
Use your vote. It is an individual power, which is rarely exercised. It is a privilege of democracy. Use it carefully. Think well before, who, from the current offer, as it is, represents you better.
The elections pass, we remain. Remember that before you get drunk with those who have other options. We are already more divided than ever. How do we find our fraternity?
