Ana Tsitlidze on Tina Bokuchava: When resting by the sea is a higher priority than political prisoners, the struggle, or a Political Council meeting, it says a lot about many things - I have seen such a pitiful attempt to retain a position for the first time

This multi-suffering, battle-hardened party of mine has seen many things, but such a pitiful attempt to retain a position I have truly seen for the first time, — this is what one of the members of the “National Movement,” Ana Tsitlidze, writes regarding the acting chairperson of the party, Tina Bokuchava.

As Ana Tsitlidze notes, a politician should be able to leave with dignity.

“This multi-suffering, battle-hardened party of mine has seen many things, but such a pitiful attempt to retain a position I have truly seen for the first time.

When resting by the sea is a higher priority than political prisoners, Mikheil Saakashvili’s call and the struggle, or a Political Council meeting, while all the energy is spent on counting the quorum of the Political Council meeting, this says a lot about many things.

It is regrettable. I really do not want to say more and please do not force me. Otherwise we can do that as well. A politician should also be able to leave with dignity,” Ana Tsitlidze writes.

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