"Rama is a coward and a coward...", DP MP: The Prime Minister is irresponsible to keep the post

The deputy of the Democratic Party, Tomor Alizoti, has considered Prime Minister Edi Rama as a coward after he avoided the political debate in Parliament on the "McGonigal" case.

In an interview for the show "Kjo Javë", Alizoti stated that the prime minister's chair in the Parliament is not left empty, when the opposition requests an interview with him, for an issue in which he himself is suspected to be involved.

Starting from this behavior, the democratic deputy says that Rama is not mentally responsible to hold the position of prime minister, since he is abandoning his office.

Alizoti: Only the word Parliament is left, but there is no element left that defines it as such. In the last two sessions, the prime minister chose not to be prime minister. You cannot leave the prime minister's chair empty because you are scared. Even in the time of monarchies, the group of Senators forced the monarch to come to the debate. A high-level politician must be confronted, and cannot hide. I knew he was a coward, but I never thought of him in these dimensions. I find him mentally unfit to be prime minister.

When called for an interpellation, the first of the country is called. Even as an official man, I have lost all respect. He is a coward, he is not for prime minister. The prime minister's chair is not left empty in the Parliament, it is a man. The prime minister must come to answer the questioning.

I have no hope. The opposition does its duties. In a democracy, the government responds. HE has offended the Parliament. It's for laughing and crying. For the sake of their duty, it is dereliction of duty. He left office. How can you exclude colleagues who are looking for the prime minister in the session. The scandal is with the prime minister. It's dereliction of duty, it's stupid. The biggest crisis in these 30 years, with all the problems democracy has in Albania, no one has done this. He is the captain of a ship who has run away first and left his crew behind. A prime minister, in peacetime, is not only for awarding tenders.