Hard PSD attack to Ilie Bolojan: “The grass has been grazed in Cotroceni in the last three months, preparing to become Boc the Great”

PSD deputy Adrian Câciu, former Minister of Finance, harshly criticizes interim president Ilie Bolojan, for his statements regarding the budget crisis, with the possibility of Romania incapable of payment. “He cannot come and say that we have a budget crisis unless he recognizes that he is part of it,” says Căciu.

“In order to be more explicit, the potential future premiers announce that it is a disaster, we are in crisis, we have to take harsh measures, given people outside, frozen pensions, raised taxes, etc. you come to the conclusion that you vote the rider, that is to say that he will put your poverty in the house,” he says on a message, who is in a message, “Announces the budgetary crisis, with the possibility to be incapable of payment, with the Bau-Bau of salary cuts and pensions and tax increases.”

Căciu continues by saying that Ilie Bolojan would have been credible if he had not been to government, in the context in which PNL is part of the ruling coalition, and the interim president of the party, Cătălin Predoiu, holds the position of interim prime minister after the resignation of Marcel Ciolacu: “But, for 6 months, there is no part of a Romanian coalition. And he says we have a budget crisis unless he is part of it.

In the context in which the independent candidate in the presidential elections Nicușor Dan said several times that he would like Bolojan to be a prime minister if he reaches Cotroceni, Adrian Căciu says the interim president that “the grass has been grazing in Cotroceni in the last three months, preparing to become Boc the Great”: ” Bolojan, who will come to the white horse and tell us that he assumes to put the country in recession, ready with state aid or de minimis, ready with the minimum wage, ready with pensions and clearly, ready with military pensions ”.

The PSD deputy wonders if Ilie Bolojan even wanted Crin Antonescu, the PSD, PNL, UDMR and minorities candidate to reach the second round of the presidential elections, arguing by the fact that Antonescu had reached Cotroceni, Bolojan would have lost the head of the PNL.

Former PSD Minister of Finance recently returned to the public attention after accusing Nicușor Dan for the depreciation of the lion in relation to the euro, in the first week after the first round of the presidential elections: “One euros, 5.1 lei. That's it. We take a break! ”, Wrote Adrian Căciu on Facebook last week.

Asked by journalists, in the Parliament, as he explains his message, Adrian Căciu said that “if he was a lily in the second round, I didn't have this turbulence on the foreign exchange market.” It is so simple. “