The candidacy of Giorgos Pancas in Western Attica along with the main opposition party did not sound positive to many in SYRIZA. Not because the veteran actor is obnoxious or hasn’t presented party credentials, but because of his age. The actor, born in 1937, is 86 years old and is now 87 years old. “Was there really no one younger to get on the ballot?” Many have wondered, and they were probably right, as the nomination sends the wrong signal.

Latest speaker

Thodoris Roussopoulos was the MP who completed a four-year term in Parliament, speaking at a session last Tuesday and quoting in his speech that for the first time since the revolution, the last session of Parliament determines the composition of Parliament. the next, concerning whether a regulation has finally been adopted banning criminal organizations from participating in elections under political cover.

Yurka’s offer

I am surprised to learn that it was he who suggested that Yurkas Seitaridis Kyriakos Mitsotakis become a former national team player on the ND ballot. in Janina. To help you, they worked together at OPANDA, since Gyurkas was a candidate for municipal councilors along with Kostas Bakoyannis. In the municipality of Athens, during the same period, a woman became pregnant, whose opinion the Prime Minister trusts very much and who gave recommendations to the former football player of the national team.

“I don’t waste it”

I will take you back a little, to the period of the Tempe catastrophe. When Maximu wanted all the first graders to fight in the communication battle. So at the time when Maximos asked a certain minister to appear on television, the answer was: “I do not waste my political capital”, leaving the partner of the prime minister speechless with his … honesty.

Black hole

PASOK has fairly high percentages in almost the entire region, and there are also 3-4 prefectures where it is almost on the same level as SYRIZA. There is a problem in Athens and Piraeus, where the worst percentage of votes is registered in the 1st Piraeus, which fluctuates around 5%.

Notes

Nikos Dendias’ interview with Apostolos Maggiriadis on ERT generated some very interesting animosity. When asked about the next stage of relations with Turkey, he said: “I think I will leave a note to my deputy and the prime minister. Since I predict who will be prime minister, that’s why I didn’t tell the next prime minister.” Thus, Mr. Dendias has “revealed” what is known, namely, that his tenure as Minister of Foreign Affairs is by no means certain. In fact, as I learn, he tells his interlocutors that he will “appreciate” the position that the prime minister will offer him after the election. They say that one of the options is the speaker of parliament.