UNM’s Ana Tsitlidze responds to Tina Bokuchava: Politician must be able to leave with dignity

Ana Tsitlidze, a member of the United National Movement (UNM) party, said that her party had gone through many difficulties, but she had “witnessed such a shabby attempt to retain the post for the first time.”

According to Tsitlidze, when a seaside vacation is a priority over a political council meeting, while all energy is spent on counting the quorum for that very meeting, it speaks a lot about the situation.

“My hard-working, struggling party has seen a lot, but I have witnessed such a shabby attempt to retain the post for the first time. When a seaside vacation is a priority over Mikheil Saakashvili’s call for the fight or a political council meeting, while all energy is spent on counting the quorum for that very meeting, it speaks a lot about the situation. I will not say more, and don’t make me say more. A politician must be able to leave with dignity,” she said.

Acting Chair of the United National Movement (UNM) party, Tina Bokuchava, said that only 40 of 130 members attended the July 30 Political Council meeting of the UNM party. She stated that “for a meeting to be authorized to make decisions, it must be legitimate.”