Guram Macharashvili on the opposition: What coalition government are they talking about, when they can't even make a joint statement on a political issue? – They have one master abroad, and whatever he tells them before the elections, that's what they'll do

It is not surprising that there has never been — and still isn’t — any unity within the “United National Movement” and its offshoots on any issue, including, of course, the local self-government elections – they all have one master abroad, but each of them has their own intentions, and they can't talk to each other because they haven’t made a decision yet, – said MP from “People’s Power” Guram Macharashvili.

According to him, before the elections, the party will do whatever its "master" tells it to do.

“It’s no surprise that the ‘United National Movement’ and its branches have never had, and still do not have, unity on any issue, including the local elections. Even though they have a single master, they are naturally opposed to each other internally. They have no desire to serve Georgia or its people — it’s in their nature to oppose, to betray one another, to insult and slander.

What kind of coalition government are they talking about, when they can’t even make a unified statement on a political issue? Regarding the local elections, some say ‘I will participate,’ others say ‘I won’t,’ some say ‘I don’t know yet,’ and others say they have to ‘ask their master.’

They have one master abroad, yet each has their own plans. They can't coordinate because no decision has been made yet. And secondly, whatever their master tells them before the elections, they will do. There’s also a third option – they want to travel to the regions so that if they’re suddenly told to participate, they will at least have some offices already opened for the campaign,” – said Guram Macharashvili.