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The majority's internal poll reveals the failure of the new socialist generation, anonymous, invisible and silent MPs, who have disappointed the Prime Minister himself...
Zeqineja of Fier and Ardit Bido of Delvina have emerged as the MPs with the greatest impact in the group of young people who entered Parliament for the Socialist Party, according to a recent survey conducted by the majority itself.
Almost everyone else, from the neo-mountaineer from Shkodra to the professor Luarasi, who spends all day on television, turn out to be characters without any public impact. According to the material compiled by well-known polling experts, after six months, the young people that Edi Rama has introduced into the SP with the justification of replacing the elites, turn out to be more unknown now that they are MPs than they were before.
Brought to Parliament with great fanfare, the administrator of a guesthouse on the banks of the Drini River became a figure in several foreign media outlets, with the government's marketing "boost".
But Marjana Koçeku, as soon as she became a deputy for the Shkodra region, has had zero results, never speaking in Parliament and having no visible activity on her social networks in communicating with the public.
Pedagogist and civil society official, Iris Luarasi, until entering Parliament was on television every day and night, defending Edi Rama, to the extent that she was considered by her opponents as a patronizer.
But upon entering the Assembly, the professor has not spoken at all. Even on social networks, she has almost minimal activity. On Christmas Day, she congratulated her electorate with an ultra-luxurious festive decoration, where only the decoration of the tree costs more than a pension payment.
Not to mention the other anonymous people, who have not even managed to find out whether they are MPs or not.
The appearance of a MP from Elbasan, Ermal Elezi, when he spoke about the budget, made an impression. His speech was not at all close to that of a grassroots socialist, who "gives water with the tail of a spoon" when talking about Edi Rama.
With a weak vocabulary, zero arguments and no logical line, Elezi has come to Parliament puffed up from the government's propaganda kitchen, having served for a time as Lindita Nikolla's chief of staff at the Ministry of Education.
It was interesting that on social media networks, during the "live" broadcast of his speech, there were comments with whistles, such as:
"Is this an MP?",
"How come we haven't seen him?",
"When did this guy become an MP on May 11?",
"Where did he get in, brother?",
and others like these.
Alarmed by this problematic impact, Edi Rama immediately suspended the public appearances of the young people, fearing that in this chaotic situation they would turn into memes, like Bora Muzhaqi once did. He categorically banned any of their posts or statements without guidance from above.
Meanwhile, he ordered a survey, which made the situation even worse. Having set out to pluck his eyebrows, it seems that the "sultan" has plucked out his eyes and can no longer see anything./ Pamphlet
I deshtoi eksperimenti te gjatit. Sara Mile nuk performon. Mgjse mori 30.000 vota Elbasan.
Po kush i vuri këta.
Shikoni ministrin e financave qe deri sa te behenj minister bashke me familjaret kishte 4 biznese ne nje zyre te dy kullat
Ky palloshi vete bashke me keta te rinjte jane kot. Blendi Gonxhja eshte e ardhmja e PS dhe e Republikes!
Ku ka zot sot, qe te laj ose mbuloj mekatet e tua. Fol me sulltanin vella, se dite te zeza po vijne. Mgjse dhe ai vete duke ik eshte.
Këta janë zgjedhur duke ditur se janë të tillë, humbameno dhe tuafër