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Analyst Andi Bushati has commented on Elisa Spiropali's statements about the lack of meritocracy and arrogance in the Socialist Party, describing them as belated and worthless.
Invited to the show "The Unexposed" on MCN TV, Bushati said that it is difficult to separate whether Spiropali's stance is a political act or a personal reaction.
Bushati emphasized that if Spiropali's statements are political, then they come too late, as according to him, the problems of arrogance and lack of meritocracy in the SP have been known for a long time.
He went further by directly criticizing Spiropali's figure, saying that her career was built precisely on these elements.
Studio conversation:
Rakipi: All this philosophy. Spiropali complains that there is no meritocracy. The Qameri came here too... Bushati, how do you understand it?
Bushati: I find it difficult to separate the political act from female jealousy.
Rakipi: You're crazy about things...
Bushati: I say let's deal with the first. It wouldn't be worth discussing if it were the second. If it's the second, we were here two weeks ago and we talked about Salianji and the criticisms he makes of authoritarianism in the DP. I said, if you wake up today and say Berisha's DP and Rama's SP are arrogant, people will laugh at you and stone you. Spiropali, whatever career ladder she has climbed, she has climbed through servility and arrogance. I remember Ms. Spiropali giving those speeches about the opposition of rubles, typical examples of the tools of authoritarian regimes. I remember her as the Speaker of the Parliament who did not allow opposition committees. She is a victim of arrogance, her acceptance. Now, when she undeservedly leaves an undeserved position, there is no point in saying these words back. In the SP, Ben Blushi said, there is a bus where you don't talk to the driver. Whoever talks to him gets off.
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