Romania changed its choice for Commissioner in response to calls by von der Leyen for gender parity in the next cabinet. Bucharest is vying for an economic portfolio and has nominated a former minister for EU funds and secretary of state for public procurement, newly-elected MEP Roxana Mînzatu.
Well, they gotta pretend they’re not the anti-EU, pro-corruption populist POS they are at home, I guess.
They’re not actually anti-EU, that’d be AUR. They’re more EU-agnostic imho. They’re heavily corrupt, regressive, and obsessed with “christian family values” though (as I’m sure you know).
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Yea, that sounds more like it, indeed. However, they never miss the opportunity to blame Brussels for their own failures tho.