Mioković announced he will vote for Vukoja in committee and in the hall, Gratz responded that he is a man without stance and integrity!

(Patria) - The social network Twitter has long surpassed its original purpose and become a serious platform for political showdowns, from US presidential campaigns to local issues in the small Balkan country of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today is no exception. After the federal representative of Our Party, Dragan Mioković, announced his support for HDZ's Marin Vukoja in the race for a judge of the Constitutional Court of BiH, Denis Gratz responded that he is "long a man without stance and integrity".

"I will, colleague Gratz, if it becomes a topic tomorrow, both in committee and in the hall, vote for the top-ranked candidate on the list who meets the constitutional criteria of competence and has passed the prescribed selection procedure. I read that you are prepared not to allow it, so - see you tomorrow," Mioković wrote, announcing his vote for Vukoja, the HDZ candidate.

Gratz's response came very quickly:

"Here, colleague Mioković is consistently inconsistent, as usual. A legalist, you see. He will support because someone is top-ranked. How someone became top-ranked doesn't matter. Because the criteria of competence, etc., have been met.

How should I put it, he is that type of person - although, the more I get to know him, I can't shake the impression that he pretends to be so incompetent - who would rather listen to two 'experts' on whether it is raining, instead of looking out the window.

Vote as you wish tomorrow. What do I care. It's on your honor and conscience. Just don't make fools of us. And stop waving that moral hammer around. You can't hit anything or anyone with it, and it doesn't suit you. No one serious considers you a man of stance and integrity anymore".

Incidentally, two sessions of the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliament will be held tomorrow. The first, an extraordinary one, at which the Committee on Elections and Appointments will be formed, so that it can prepare a proposal for a constitutional judge in the interim, before the regular session is held. The appointment of the missing judge from FBiH has caused a serious political crisis in the FBiH entity and has begun to shake the partnership relations of the imposed parliamentary majority.