While speaking about the justice reform, which he said the socialist majority continues to support, the head of government also attacked the leaders of small parties.
Rama used ironic tones and metaphors to describe political opponents, dividing them between "old and broken hunks" and "young and crooked shoots."
He also ironically mentioned two political party leaders, Agron Shehaj and Arlind Qori, describing them as " the ballistic Agron " and " the communist Arlind ".
The head of government then added that everyone, according to him, "keeps their eyes on the train station waiting for SPAK to clear the way for them."
"Look around you, from the old and broken tusks that you encounter every day in the corridors when you go in and out of the Parliament offices, to the new and crooked seedlings that you have on the other side of the boulevard below our window, to the ballist Agron and the communist Arlind who all keep their eyes on the train station waiting for SPAK to open the way for one to the chicken coop and the other to the hut with the star. I will not relativize the sharp, very sharp problem of the side effects of the justice reform, but I want to make sure that all of us will keep the baby in mind very carefully, before we throw out the dirty water, and we will ," said Rama .