Siegfried Mureşan, attack on Grindeanu: “The OUG 13 prime minister fully lived up to my expectations yesterday in parliament”

Former designated Prime Minister Siegfried Mureşan, whose Government failed to pass the parliamentary vote on Wednesday, criticizes the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and its social-democratic leader Sorin Grindeanu, whom he calls “the OUG 13 prime minister”  (n.r. - an allusion to Sorin Grindeanu, whose Government approved OUG 13, triggering street protests) .

“The OUG 13 prime minister fully lived up to my expectations in Parliament yesterday.

He was exactly as we expected him to be: he came, joked, lied, and then ran away.

Although he is the president of the Chamber of Deputies, he turned his back on the plenary session of Parliament before the vote.

Bravery worthy of the night of OUG 13.

We have all realized now that the PSD's intention was never to vote for a serious government for Romania. They were only looking for excuses not to vote.

Their intention was to contaminate us during these two weeks.

It is important that we did not allow ourselves to be contaminated,” Mureşan wrote on Facebook on Thursday morning.