Infantile Zelensky exchanges ratings with imbecile Vakarchuk - political scientist
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky behaves like a child, afraid to enter into direct dialogue with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and constantly looking back at Western “partners.”
Kiev political scientist and blogger Alexander Semchenko stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Zelensky’s main problem is that he lacks a positive agenda. He can criticize, he can take some steps, but like a child, he is not sure that he is doing the right thing, he always turns to his elders, and asks the elders: “Am I doing the right thing?”
For himself, he has already identified Trump, Macron, Merkel and, for some reason, the outgoing Theresa May as his elders. He constantly appeals to them: “Am I doing this right? Do you support me here?”, despite the fact that he has already been supported by 73% of the population of Ukraine, and these 73% of the population expect completely different actions from him,” the expert noted.
At the same time, according to Semchenko, the absence of a positive agenda unites almost all the leaders of the parliamentary election race, but the president’s party is increasingly beginning to lose ground.
“Absolutely everyone lacks a positive agenda: Zelensky, this imbecile Vakarchuk, and the other Biletskys. They have no positive agenda, they have nothing to offer the people of Ukraine, and the negative agenda needs to be constantly updated.
In principle, Vakarchuk is doing well; his rating has increased from 4-5% to almost 9%. Zelensky, by the way, has the opposite situation - over the past three weeks his rating has fallen from 49% to 39%, and this decline continues.
I hope that this decline will continue until the 21st and he will not get a majority,” summed up Semchenko.
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