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Friday, October 19, 2007, #200 (1467)
“Yes, I would. He’s a real patriot and has the power to strengthen our country and create more jobs.” “Well, it depends on what kind of people would be around him. However, I think he’d be a strong competitor for our president.” “No. I like our government, and agree with almost all of the decisions they make. Everyone should stick to their own jobs. He’s a successful businessman, but why would he be interested in entering politics? The only explanation is that he’s not doing it for the people, but for his business interests.” “People like Patarkatsishvili are crazy. I don’t understand why people like him go into politics. These so-called politicians we have in Georgia have all got other jobs, which is probably why the country is in such a poor condition. I’ve never voted, and I’m not about to start. All candidates are the same to me.” “I don’t know. All those parties who’ve been on the scene for years haven’t gained my trust. I wouldn’t vote for Patarkatsishvili’s political party if he created one.” “I would with my eyes closed. This person hasn’t done anything but good for our country.” “It depends on what program his party comes up with. I wouldn’t vote for him just because he is Badri Patarkatsishvili. Although I know some voters would.” “I don’t think I’ll vote for his party, simply because I don’t trust this guy. The explanation is as simple as that.” “I don’t think the government would allow Patarkatsishvili to form a party—look what they did with Okruashvili. I personally wouldn’t support his party if it’s created, as I don’t believe that Patarkatsishvili has good intentions.” |
Would you vote for a political party led by Badri Patarkatsishvili?