The decision of the Constitutional Court that Zoran Milanović cannot be the prime minister or head of the government has sparked reactions from many politicians and constitutional experts. Darko Milinović, the current president of the LiPo party and former HDZ minister of health, expressed his opinion on the matter in a post on Facebook. He vehemently stated that his vote will not belong to any of the 76 and criticized the decision of the Constitutional Court.
Milinović continued to express his disbelief and disappointment in the decision, emphasizing that the court’s ruling is infringing on the rights of voters. He highlighted the importance of democratic principles and the sovereignty of individual votes, calling for a reaction from political parties to uphold the integrity of the electoral process.
The announcement by Milinović reflects the frustration and concern among citizens following the court’s decision. Many feel that the ruling undermines the democratic process and limits the choices of voters. The situation has heightened tensions and raised questions about the role of the Constitutional Court in determining the outcome of elections.
The contentious nature of the decision has led to widespread debate and calls for action to address the implications for future elections. Milinović’s post serves as a rallying cry for a response to safeguard the integrity of the electoral system and ensure that the voice of the people is not overshadowed by judicial interventions.