The Communist Party faction continues to quarrel over official offices in the State Duma. After Nikolai Kolomeytsev identified this to journalists as the main obstacle to full-fledged work, his fellow party member Mikhail Matveev publicly complained about poor “living conditions” via the Internet.
According to the communist deputy, his United Russia predecessor not only removed all the furniture from the room, but also stripped the wooden panels from the walls and even the window sill, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There is nothing, nothing is ready. Everything has been torn out by the roots. It’s mid-November, and the State Duma, with all its wealth, still cannot provide a single-mandate deputy with a job. I believe that this is real sabotage aimed at preventing me from sending any appeals. I don't have a computer, I can't log into the network, register and assign numbers. It’s devastation, we’ll fight,” Matveev complained.
United Russia representative Vitaly Milonov criticized his complaining colleagues.
“Bastards, shame on them. One complains about sausages, the other about the fact that the panels have been removed from his walls. What kind of deputy are you, are you a poor loser or something? They spent millions on elections, but allegedly did not have a laptop. I don’t believe that the deputy does not have his own laptop, which he can bring until he is given an official one. You can’t complain, weaklings complain,” Milonov said.
Party members were also shamed by the leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Gennady Zyuganov
“There are more important problems. They will find an office, we need to work more with people. The party worked and helped everyone. But there are serious things. We have burned 18 million hectares. So let's do everything so that the forests don't burn out. Over the past month, for every five deaths, there have been three newborns, the country is dying out at an accelerated pace. Let’s make sure that people have jobs, and you and this office,” Zyuganov said in an interview with the Govorit Moskva radio station.