Who Will Be Blamed for the Presidential Party's Failure in the Local Elections?
The person to blame should be appointed even before the elections.
Vladimir Alexandrovich, hello! How was your trip to Dnipro? Is everything fine there? By the way, the last time I was in Dnipro, I also went to the McDonald's near TsUM. Daytime Mac is one story, but at night, when all sorts of characters come in after drinking and partying, it's a completely different story. You can see such a show there that it's just unreal.
But Dnipro is good, and I have a question for you: Vladimir Alexandrovich, who will be to blame for the failure of the SN party's local election campaign? Don't get me wrong, I'm sure that "Servant of the People" will win everything, taking at least 80% of all city, regional, district, and village councils, but if we assume, leaving a 0.00001% chance, that something goes wrong and the campaign turns out to be a failure, then WHO WILL BE TO BLAME FOR THIS?
I'm not asking out of idle curiosity, but because I know stories where, at the start, campaign managers promise victory, along the way they explain how they are successfully moving toward that victory, the day before the election they say the ratings are being specially faked and that "this can't happen," and after the votes are counted they start pinning everything on each other, making some unknown people from the regions the culprits, throwing up their hands and saying, "We just needed to do it differently in one place! Then we would have done it, wow!".
The person to blame for the failure of your party's election campaign in the local councils should be appointed right now. You need to summon them to your office and say, "What have you done? Do you understand what we've lost because of you? Do you know what we're going to do to you now?!".
Or perhaps more gently, or, on the contrary, more sharply. The tone doesn't matter; what matters is the fact that the person to blame for the election failure will be appointed right now, and won't have to be searched for when there's no one left to find.
And, of course, I would like this appointment to be made public, so that we all know this person's name instead of wandering around guessing. And if you'll allow me, this is not advice but thoughts out loud: it's better not to appoint the head of the Office of Andriy Yermak to this honorable post.
The thing is, he still has to answer for the breakdown of the Normandy Group talks and the failure of the prisoner exchange, which were supposed to positively affect the SN ratings before October 25 but will no longer do so. Piling all the fleas onto one dog, or, sorry, bear, is unconstructive, it seems to me, but of course, the decision is yours.
Well, in general, I wish you and us victory in the local elections, a pleasant warm autumn, and for loved ones not to get sick!
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