Talk:Liviu Negoiță

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Designation for Premier bound to fail

Apparently, Romania's erratic President just designated this person (from his own party) as Prime Minister, which will of course fail because he is not supported by parliament.

"I expect one or two days of political consultations with Basescu (and then) a PD-L proposed premier, who will then fail in a parliamentary vote" said political analyst Mircea Marian to Forbes.

I suppose we should update the article, but we should leave the infobox stuff out. This is a circus and he is even more unlikely to become Prime Minister than Lucian Croitoru. Urban XII (talk) 10:21, 6 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]