At a debate organized by PNL, Stelian Tănase launched a harsh attack against the liberals, stating that they have allowed themselves to be 'subservient' to former president Klaus Iohannis, going to 'lick the clans' to obtain positions. Tănase emphasized that PNL has become a 'second-rate presidential party' and called for a critical analysis of actions from the last ten years. He highlighted the mistakes made by the party and questioned how the liberals reacted to orders coming from Cotroceni. Tănase demanded the removal from the party of those responsible for these decisions, arguing that their weaknesses will lead to the repetition of compromises. His criticism was a call for responsibility and cleansing of PNL from harmful members.
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Stelian Tănase, mesaj dur pentru liberali: „V-ați lăsat aserviți de Iohannis, v-ați dus pe acolo să lingeți clanțele ca să vă dea un job”
Stelian Tănase, către liberali: V-aţi lăsat aserviţi de Iohannis, v-aţi dus să lingeţi clanţele ca să vă dea un job, un minister/ V-aţi făcut un partid prezidenţial, dar de clasa a doua/ Trebuie să îi daţi afară pe cei care au luat aceste decizii
Stelian Tănase le-a spus liberalilor în față că au ajuns "slugile lui Iohannis" pentru funcții și beneficii
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