Vote for him and “unknown X” will become prime minister – this is not a serious and responsible political position, stressed government spokesman Yannis Oikonomou, press briefing interview for what PASOK President Nikos Androulakis said yesterday to ERT.

“The position of Mr. Androulakis as the prime minister of the country, the man who will be at the helm of the country in the next period, in addition to being an institutional disrespect, is also politically outrageous. Mr. Androulakis nothing more, nothing less, what does he say? Vote for me and an unknown X will become the prime minister of the country, andsaid the government spokesman, continuing:

“This is not only a challenge to common sense, but also a challenge to the democratic order in the sense that citizens will choose with their votes who will be the prime minister of the country. On the other hand, okay, Mr. Androulakis has accustomed us all this time to a superficial approach to questions, to ambiguity. The only thing that is very understandable is his nostalgia for the rhetoric and style of the 80s. But in this matter, in the question of who will be the prime minister of the country, one cannot be vague and refer to the unknown X, unless he considers that his party is a party that does not want to play a role in the course of the country the next day, he understands that this is a party that is simply looking for a protest vote, or if he does not want to muddy the waters and not say that, perhaps it is predetermined in his mind to get together, first cross himself, and then unite within the framework of progressive, as he characterized it, management with Mr Tsipras.

Recall that the President of PASOK in his interview yesterdaymaking it clear that he was not going to enter into the process of discussing government partnerships unless he received a “strong double-digit” percentage in the polls, he stressed that he would not work with either Kyriakos Mitsotakis or Alexis Tsipras, however, in the third person, he looked positive, saying : “He can’t help but be a political man.”