PNL deputy calls out double standard over PSD leader's resignation demands
PNL vice-president Dragoș Pîslaru criticised PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu for demanding Siegfried Mureșan quit the European Parliament while remaining silent when Eugen Tomac was appointed prime minister.
Dragoș Pîslaru, serving as the first vice-president of the PNL, posted on Facebook that PSD head Sorin Grindeanu is now pressuring Siegfried Mureșan to resign from the European Parliament to demonstrate his commitment to the prime-ministerial post. Pîslaru contrasted this with Grindeanu's silence in July when President Nicușor Dan appointed Eugen Tomac, a PSD member, as prime minister, even though Tomac also held a seat in the European Parliament.
He labeled Grindeanu's request a contradictory and absurd double standard that only fuels the ongoing political turmoil, which also involves the AUR party. The comment underscores tensions between the governing coalition and opposition forces over parliamentary representation and cabinet composition. Pîslaru's remarks aim to expose perceived hypocrisy within PSD's leadership. The dispute reflects broader struggles over party discipline and the legitimacy of government appointments in Romania.
Why it matters
It reveals intra-party tensions and accusations of hypocrisy that could affect Romania's political stability.
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