Todorović: MP Vučelić doesn't even know which party she belongs to anymore

Democratic People's Party (DNP) spokesperson Jovana Todorović said that in the year and a half she has been in office, "no one has heard the tone of MP Maja Vučelić's voice," and that they are convinced that she no longer even knows which party she belongs to.

She was reacting to the publication of the MP on the Iks network, in which she commented on an interview with DNP leader Milan Knežević.

"The Democratic People's Party expresses its satisfaction that MP Maja Vučelić agreed to sign the statement written for her by her mentors from the security sector. Her public outing on topics she understands as well as quantum physics is so amusing that even the actual author of the statement laughs at her. For the simple reason that no one has yet heard MP Vučelić's voice in the year and a half of her parliamentary term, let alone learned her position on any socio-political current event," the reaction reads.

"We allow MP Vučelić to speak if the topic of changing political outfits is on the agenda, because she is the undisputed champion in that discipline. She started in Demos, then supported SDP and Draginja Vuksanović, then left Demos and joined Civis, then in the Podgorica elections she was in a coalition with Ura on behalf of Civis, only to become an independent councilor after the elections, leaving Civis. The fact that MP Vučelić has long since ceased to be in Civis is also proven by her seating arrangement in the parliamentary benches. And we are convinced that MP Vučelić does not know which political entity she is in now. Therefore, we strongly recommend that she encourage the author of her statement to gather the courage and sign it himself, because it is not fair for him to hide behind a young lady who no longer even knows which party she belongs to. If her tutor had spent half as much energy fighting drug clans as he is now spending writing her statements, at least one less murder would have happened." in Montenegro. And we sincerely wish MP Vučelić to have the first discussion in the Parliament soon, maybe it will be a small step for her, but for parliamentary life it will be a step of a thousand miles," said the DNP spokesperson.