The new President will have a very difficult legacy - Salome Zourabichvili has gone to all that a person can do when she gets her hands on the constitution - said the Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, Shalva Papuashvili, while talking about the President of Georgia, Salome Zourabichvili.
As Papuashvili explained, Salome Zourabichvilicaused such damage to the President's Institute, "which no one else has ever done with their reckless behavior".
"She appeared directly on television in foreign media and said that Russia conducted these elections in Georgia. When the prosecutor's office asked her to provide evidence and the press secretary of the United States Secretary of State urged her to come to the prosecutor's office, she appeared on television and said, "How can you ask me for evidence, don't forgive me for a little gossip in my own country." She has such an attitude, what should we do? The only consolation we have is that if we spend the few days she has left in office somehow to pay less attention to this factor, then we will have a new president who will fulfill this function with dignity. The new president will have a very difficult legacy - Mrs. Salome damaged the institution, with the instigation and help of the "NGOs", the radical opposition and a foreign actor. It will take time to undo this damage. She has done such damage to this institution as no other has done by her reckless behavior.
She thought that she would be constitutionally unpunished by the "National Movement" and foreigners, and went to all that a person can do when she signs the constitution," Papuashvili said.
