What Bishop Grigorije Thinks About Dodik, Izetbegović, Čović, Radončić, Kusturica...

Bishop Grigorije, Bishop of Zahumlje-Herzegovina and Littoral, was a guest on N1's Pressing. Among other things, the Bishop also answered short questions about politicians in BiH and the region, reports the news agency Patria.

Are priests, hodjas, and priests better organized than politicians?

It's all about the same. We are a bit more relaxed. They are looking at how they will fare in the elections.

Do you believe that multi-ethnic and multi-confessional BiH will survive?

I believe it has survived.

Which political option is closest to you?

Difficult question. Democracy is closest to me. I cannot stand totalitarianism.

Emir Kusturica as the mayor of Trebinje?

He already is in an honorary sense. I advocate for him to be.

Milorad Dodik? A good man.

Mladen Ivanić? A good politician.

Mladen Bosić? I don't know him well enough to comment. He seems scared to me.

Dragan Čavić? Reasonable, smart, a good man and politician.

Dragan Čović? Who is that? Reasonable, smart, a good man and politician.

Bakir Izetbegović? A complex personality, but certainly a good politician.

Fahrudin Radončić? The only one with a chance to survive as a businessman in politics.

Aleksandar Vučić? I try not to think too much about him, he is complicated.

Tomislav Nikolić? An interesting man. A typical Serbian host who became president.

Kolinda Grabar Kitarović and Tihomir Orešković? I don't know anything about the prime minister-designate, and I have no comment on Ms. Kolinda other than that she looks like an energetic woman, which is not bad for Croatia.