Zirojević: Unfortunately for Montenegro, the one who obeys Dritan always wins in a fight between two Boženas

Božena Jelušić, member of the URA Citizens' Movement, announces at dawn that every morning she is scared by some who say they don't believe in the agreement. "I believe," said MP Jelušić confidently.
Unlike MP Jelušić, I cringe every time I see that she believes in an agreement and when she says that there will be an agreement. Not just like that, but taught by previous experience that MP Jelušić mostly performs her parliamentary function contrary to what she says. To translate - when he says he will vote, he won't, when he says he supports, he doesn't. And then inevitably, after that, there is an attack of conscience in which Božena Jelušić attacks her alter ego, wondering how this other Božena could support something like that in the parliament. It seems that within one body, two Gods are fighting a tough battle, but, unfortunately for Montenegro and its citizens, the one that listens to Dritan always wins, and he has no doubt that harming Montenegro is the right path for him and his party.
I ask MP Jelušić, given that she is talking about the agreement and selection of judges of the Constitutional Court, if she is not at odds with her colleague Suada? Does Bozena know that Suada was absent 18 times, which led to the non-election of judges? Do you talk to Suada, Bozena, or do you, like the party boss, have hearing problems?
Finally, I invite all parliamentary political entities to start a dialogue and agree on the election of four judges of the Constitutional Court at the same table. You don't need to call the URA, they certainly lie about everything, and they also have hearing problems lately. Not for me, but so that Bozena doesn't get annoyed in the morning, every day, when someone tells her that there won't be an agreement.
I.B.