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Analyst Skënder Minxhozi, commenting on Lulzim Basha's media conference held yesterday, considered the latter an atypical politician.
In an interview for "AbcNews", he stated that Basha does not have the right political pace. According to him, if he gets involved in the "war" between the SP and Reestablishment, he will be destroyed politically.
"The fact that Basha returns once every few months makes him an atypical politician. A party leader, as he claims to be, should base his political activity on the frequency of his movements, with positions and statements, confronting the opponent at a distance, this is the activity. If a chairman is simply not in one of these activities, which are the bread and butter of politics, he simply loses quotas.
Basha as a functionary, in the institutional way is active, but in the actual way, in what is the daily life of a political activity of this level, he is simply not active but a de facto chairman who continues the self-suspension he has exercised several times and since this time he is doing it instead of saying it. Basha is not a party leader, but a name that appears from time to time, throws out a few phrases, holds a press conference and says that he should play withdrawn. I think it's because he doesn't have the nerve and rhythm of a politician of this level. Secondly, he understands that in the heated war between the SP and Reestablishment, he is afraid that if he gets involved, he will be annihilated politically. It looks like a caught politician rather than a politician incapable of entering the field that I just said ", said Minxhozi.
Focusing on the clash with Bardhi, he says that he sees this as more of a personal confrontation.
" It seems to me that everything is Basha's strategy except for winning votes. This kind of political behavior of Basha seems to me the perfect recipe for losing votes. When we come to Bardhi, we have a man who has de facto joined arms with what he once called Shkëlzen's father, and now it can be seen that he has gone to Berisha as Bardhi and others are thinking that the only way for a mandate is to rejoin the Re-establishment . It is more realistic that there are two parts, the small part of Basha and the middle part that is attached to the Reestablishment and they fight a battle together.
I don't see Basha's enmity with Bardhi in the rules and criteria, but in a personal opposition and two former colleagues who today find themselves in different political thickets because Bardhi left Basha after he thought that he no longer had value as a political card and no longer offers him a deputy mandate ", added the analyst.
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