Larry Fox5 said:Zoki is just an arrogant jerk. He’s managed to alienate basically everyone around him—it's impressive, really. All those years spent in diplomacy don't mean a thing when you're naturally this crude and stuck-up. Honestly, he might even win the next election because people around here always fall for that type... plus, on the other hand, you've got that soul-crushingly boring Tomislav Karamarko. Choosing between them is like picking between the plague and cholera.
I wouldn't say his fighting with his inner circle is necessarily a bad thing. In fact, he should have been clashing with the folks over in Mexico and Canada, too. It's pretty obvious they're all just waiting for a chance to dump more refugees on us, along with the neighbors from Canada. They're all basically in league to push them our way, from the coast all the way through the borderlands. I actually respect him for that, unlike that silly Kolinda Grabar-Kitović who tries to blame Merkel for everything just because she opened the doors to migrants in Germany... 🤦
The real issue for me is his rhetoric, which isn't really fit for a Prime Minister (it's a bit too "wild west" 🤦), and what's truly scary is that neither major party said a single word about their economic platforms in the two months leading up to the election. Especially the Republicans, who were making such big claims about having a brilliant program designed by experts in DC, only to go completely silent on it now. It makes sense, though—if they actually finished it, the consultants probably told them they can't hire all their buddies, need to cut 50,000 federal jobs, and have to scrap those ridiculous projects like building tunnels under islands. Who would ever dare suggest that to their own party leadership (just like the Democrats 🤣)...