“In order for me to be in this post again, the Greek people must vote for me again – there is no other magic way,” the Prime Minister stressed. Kyriakos Mitsotakissending a resounding signal to ND officials, trying to prevent signs of relaxation: “What they do in this election will matter more than what position they took in the previous ones.”

In a conversation with Alfa, he emphasized that “N.D. must win this election by a strong majority. The ballot box is empty in every election.. It needs to be replenished with more ND ballots.”

He announced that the next government would have more women and, as he said, using a basketball term, “there will be significant rotation“. And he explained: “You can take another ministry,” and not necessarily the one in which he was the previous four years.

“I haven’t made any structural changes for four years. This time we will have a completely different government if the Greek people choose us,” he added.

“Didn’t expect such a difference”

“I knew that we were doing well,” he said, noting that “I did not expect such a difference between ND and SYRIZA, no one could have predicted this.” He noted that “it was a pleasant surprise, which, in addition to satisfaction, also fills me with great responsibility.”

When asked about it, he said that “we won and SYRIZA lost – both are valid. Society also won, political dialogue won: we managed to change it model of political behavior“.

“She’s been defeated toxicity, vulgarity. It turned out that the real society is different from the toxic microcosm of social networks. He closed the big circle that opened in 2010, cycle of anger and rage. We can look to the future with optimism. I wish and hope that our opponents have also learned their lessons,” he continued.

“I don’t think there has been a prime minister in the post-colonial period who has been slandered, slandered and insulted more than me,” he added at the time, expressing satisfaction with the way New Democracy was moving in the pre-election period.

Mr. Mitsotakis noted that “and in these elections we will vote for who will be in power – we do not vote for who will be the opposition. What is happening in the opposition is about SYRIZA and PASOK, and I want to speak more specifically about the problems of the country.”

When asked about this, he said that “it will be judged by citizens.” The dilemma of Tsipras or Androulakis. SYRIZA as an opposition failed, the leaders of SYRIZA saw Greece in their fantasy world, a Greece that did not exist.” He added that “I heard only superficial speech from Mr. Androulakis – he wants to return to Greece in the 1980s, this political speech is not reflected in society.” He also noted that PASOK only scored 2 points after losing to SYRIZA, noting that “this percentage can not even be called a triumph“.

“For me, the most important thing is that in general model policy which was based on fake news and that our adversaries are our enemies, failed. And yesterday, Mr. Tsipras blamed society for this. We don’t need toxicity anymore. People were not interested in listening to my criticism of the opposition. Today, society is waiting for solutions to problems from politicians. The model of political force that tried, failed and recognized them, I myself lamented many times, this is the model of leadership that I stand for, this policy of improving the life of citizens, I believe, was rewarded,” he said emphatically.

Why was the map colored “blue”.

“THAT the map is colored blue because we went to all the regions and told them what we would do for them,” he said, noting that “in Perama we got 38% and in SYRIZA we got 18%. These people did not look at party blinders.” And he noted that “this says a lot about the social footprint of our policy – both in the context of the pandemic and in the context of the energy crisis, we paid attention to the most vulnerable.”

We invite you to comment interest received by parties to the right of N.D.., urged voters “to see who are patriots in deeds and who are in words.”

“THAT simple analogue he fired up spectacularly,” he said, adding that the question for him was self-confidence, and the next day he said that there was a rich reform program. “The emphasis will be on the economy, we must improve the standard of living of the people.” , he emphasized.

“Independent governments are not uncontrolled governments,” he said, adding: “I will not allow myself a single drop of arrogance or complacency.”

Asked to respond to the fact that on election night there was arrogance among some ND leaders who were quick to say that the government would have 180 deputies and would change the Constitution itself, Mr Mitsotakis said: “These statements were wrong, they do not express my own philosophy.“.

“ND will present an ambitious proposal to revise the Constitution,” he stressed and expressed hope that there would be an atmosphere of consensus.

When asked if he would respond positively to the invitation debate with Alexis Tsiprassaid “there is no need to do this because the urn has answered, there is no dilemma about who will be first”.