The first round of the Romanian presidential elections occurred on November 24, 2024. Twelve candidates had finished their electoral campaigns with good and bad results—mostly with bad results—and now they would face the harsh reality of the elections. Many politicians and citizens were shocked by the election results. Candidate Călin Georgescu occupied a comfortable first place (22.94%), followed by Elena Lasconi (19.18%), a short distance ahead of Marcel Ciolacu (19.15%). Then, on December 6, 2024, the Constitutional Court of Romania invalidated the election result. The reason was the irregularities of the Călin Georgescu candidate! Things degenerated soon after that! Astrology…
Author: Andrei
Reactions of the first round voters of Călin Georgescu after the shocking news that swept Romania. As with any ruckus, it brought mixed reactions: embarrassment, sometimes even anger – you know how it is. But among the first time voters of the energy vampire Călin Georgescu, who enters your house from everywhere, not only through the wonders of cutting-edge technology—the Internet—but also through TV, walls, the hood, and the elevator shaft, some people voted by mistake. Not those people who stumble upon the Internet with a vengeance, Mark Zuckerberg himself believes that he will limit the storage bandwidth of each…
In a high-stakes election year, the PSD-PNL alliance loses another vote on election day. An 86-year-old man from Argeș county, a rural region in Romania, didn’t get to see which candidates were being promoted in the polls. He won’t see who makes it to the second round. And former President Traian Băsescu certainly won’t be crying tonight over the results, despite the perceived losses for his political allies like F-Lasconi (a prominent, often controversial, female politician), Russia’s influence, the FSN (a party with historical ties to the post-communist era), the PNL (National Liberal Party), or the AUR enthusiasts (referencing political…
Although George Simion has not been invited to any debate so far on Antena 3, he stormed in through a very well-orchestrated direction by the “socialist boys”. There are still a few days until the presidential elections, but the leader of the AUR party hopes to be invited to the same position at least as a supporter from the PSD party. The debates are over, Mr. George Simion, you have entered the debate by force. Asked why he was not invited to any debate, he replied: I didn’t fit through the door, I was fed milk and honey by Mr.…
Romanian citizens of all backgrounds, prepare yourselves! A political figure is about to exit Romanian politics through the back door – a gentleman who apologizes excessively for who he is and, above all, for who he is not, to create a small media buzz around himself: Mircea Geoană (former NATO Deputy Secretary-General and current presidential candidate)! Little man, little bubble – you know how it goes! Don’t we usually put weak politicians on trial in the court of public opinion? Mr. Geoană, are you giving up on politics? I suggest he deserves to be whipped! But who exactly is this…
Elena Lasconi (Romanian liberal politician and former TV presenter) is from the USR (Save Romania Union – liberal opposition party) or as I call it, the USWLFR party (Union Save What’s Left From Romania) and is on the ballot at number 1. Let her be somewhere in the first place! Obfuscating Internet Trolls and Fake Options The other day, I kept challenging some pro-USR trolls through comments on YouTube, specifically explaining why I think Elena Lasconi is a fake candidate, why she’s an opportunistic ploy designed to siphon votes from other extremists and let things drift, now that Șoșoacă (controversial…