Këlliçi: Rama uses sexist and offensive language towards women and girls

The political leader of the Democratic Party for Tirana, Belind Këlliçi, has reacted to Edi Rama's statements.

Through a reaction on Facebook, Këlliçi writes that Rama uses sexist and unacceptable language.

Këlliçi emphasizes that Rama should learn a valuable lesson after the contest, as Albanian girls are not lovers of politics.

REACTION:

Long live the lover

Edi Rama's sexist and offensive language is unacceptable!!!

In an unprecedented display of his ignorance and disregard for women and girls, he claims to instrumentalize even their emotional and intimate connections, in the service of the party state!

For the SP votes, he claims to turn first-time voters into "lovers." This is not the first time that this powerful individual has behaved irresponsibly towards women.

From the time he threatened the country's journalists with an axe, to touching and hitting opposition journalists, to banal insults in the assembly hall, his misogyny is evident.

It's time for this politician to learn a valuable lesson.

Albanian girls and women are not lovers of politics!!!

They, with their will and work, move this society forward, in hospitals, in schools, in factories, in families.

They are engaged in politics at every level, and their analysis of reality is far more accurate than the neighborhood bully mentality of a man who is unfortunately the prime minister of Albania imagines.

The girls and women of Albania, regardless of their political beliefs or affiliations, will give him an exemplary message at the ballot box.