Kostas Gavroglou<\/b> went too far in expressing adoration for Alexis Tsipras<\/b>. <\/p>\n
Kostas Gavroglou<\/b>, a former education minister in the Syriza<\/b> government, is now one of the most important members of Alexis Tsipras’s<\/b> team for the creation of the new party. Therefore, what he says about the former prime minister carries particular weight. <\/p>\n
The former minister was asked in an interview something very simple by journalist Akis Pavlopoulos<\/b>: why Alexis Tsipras<\/b> will be better now that he is back, when he ruled with not so good results and does not seem to have changed much. An obvious and logical question. <\/p>\n
However, Kostas Gavroglou’s answer cannot be described with the word logical alone. And it shows exactly how Alexis Tsipras<\/b> is seen by the people around him: as the Messiah of the Left with what this may mean for their political crisis. <\/p>\n
So Kosta Gavroglou<\/b> left Aki Pavlopoulos<\/b> speechless, as he compared the return of Alexis Tsipras<\/b> to the return of Konstantinos Karamanlis<\/b> after the dictatorship. Admittedly, this argument is not subject to logical criticism. <\/p>\n
As the former minister responded, justifying Alexis Tsipras’ return with a new party, “Why was Constantine Karamanlis<\/b> another Karamanlis<\/b> after the dictatorship? Tell me.” <\/p>\n
In fact, when the journalist asked him how he could compare Alexis Tsipras<\/b> with Constantine Karamanlis<\/b>, he replied that history would be the judge. <\/p>\n
In short, not only did he compare Alexis Tsipras<\/b> with Constantine Karamanlis<\/b> but he did not answer anything of substance: we did not learn why the former prime minister would now be a better governor but we heard an off-the-wall answer. <\/p>\n
Of course, with these executives next to Alexis Tsipras<\/b>, no other answer is needed. Clearly he will be the same and unchanging. <\/p>\n
His interview follows:<\/b> <\/p>\n
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