Kyriakos Mitsotakis<\/b> is considered best suited for prime minister,<\/b> because he has shown a concrete and coherent plan for the country’s course.<\/b><\/p>\n
In national elections<\/b> we vote for parties perhaps even programmes.<\/b> Most importantly, citizens<\/b>, the majority of them, choose the person who will lead the country<\/b> and will be called upon to manage the fate of all within and outside the walls. <\/p>\n
Simply put, what is at stake in the election is the person – and the team that will accompany him or her – who offers stability, security and perspective<\/b> in a perpetually changing environment,<\/b> geopolitically and at the level of economy.<\/b> <\/p>\n
In this context, suitability for prime minister may, when first applied as an indicator in polls <\/b>may have been treated with reservations and considered to favour the person who already holds the position of prime minister, however, in the process it turned out that this is not the case. <\/p>\n
That as much as it can be seen as an indicator that favours the prime minister in question, it can easily emerge as a negative indicator by registering the intentions of citizens and their judgement of the work produced and the ability of an individual in terms of management and problem solving.<\/b> <\/p>\n
For example, Alexis Tsipras <\/b>appeared as the most suitable candidate for prime minister until 2016. Just before he took power and after winning it in two election battles. In early 2016 things changed. Kyriakos Mitsotakis as president of the New Democracy came out ahead and since then he remains first in the suitability index<\/b> just as the ruling party remains first in all measurements. <\/p>\n
To date, the current prime minister is considered more suitable to be prime minister<\/b> than all other political leaders, whether leading parties in or out of parliament or preparing to re-enter the political scene. <\/p>\n
It could even be the subject of a working hypothesis, since it’s been ten years<\/b> that this scene has been repeated and recorded in every measurement of all the polling companies. <\/p>\n
Why? Because, before he was elected Prime Minister, he showed a concrete and coherent plan and program regarding the course of the country with a beginning, middle and end. <\/b>With specific proposals and with calculated promises directly linked to the country’s fiscal stability. And because after the 2019 elections, it began to implement this program<\/b> until 2023, which it claimed and received a new mandate from the government. <\/p>\n
If one sits down and records what he announced before 2019 and what he did afterwards, and what he announced in 2023, and what he is implementing, one will see that in the midst of global crises that have hit and are hitting the whole planet and especially Europe, he has managed to create conditions of stability, security and perspective.<\/b> <\/p>\n
This is what the citizens are measuring, <\/b>this is what the political leaders of the entire opposition<\/b> cannot understand by finding the easy solution of complaints against the polling companies<\/b>,<\/b> but also the easy solution of a rhetoric that denounces and creates conditions of toxicity<\/b> in the political scene of the country at a time when citizens – the silent majority – are asking for proposals – applicable – and solutions to their problems. <\/p>\n
Suffice it to note that the suitability of the current prime minister exceeds as an acceptance the boundaries of the centre-right and penetrates the space of the centre<\/b> with percentages higher than all those who appeared and attempt to appear as its political spokesmen.
*This article was published in the print edition of Manifesto.<\/b><\/i> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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