According to Erion Braçe, Edi Rama himself admitted that what was considered a territorial reform and which received 85 votes was not really a reform, but simply "a new drawing of the administrative territory, temporary, unstable and insufficient, just as Edi Rama himself admitted at the meeting of the group of socialist deputies. Brçe made these statements in a desperate attempt to justify his pirouette of voting in favor of the territorial reform that he had declared that he would never vote for. To cover the noise that accompanied his ass on the network, the socialist deputy created a bigger ruckus by strongly attacking Edi Rama.
"I will not allow Edi Rama to talk about my vote and with it to release air flames in the environment against whoever he has in mind; I cannot do it in my name and mentioning my vote; I, as he stated at the meeting, did not vote for him and had counted this "many times", so I will leave it here, with that," he said during a video conference.
To further suppress the news of his pirouette, Brace accused the socialist leader of being arrogant and imposing himself on the group through orders and threats. He invited the prime minister "to accept that the acts and decisions that are not appropriate and are wrong also stem from the way he thinks, how he imposes them, how he argues them as the best possible when the opportunity has not been given to the person in question, how he accepts that others beyond him are right but not now and by violating his authority that should be indisputable, precisely in the form of arrogantly throwing it in the face of others just as an order, "but how are you right and this whole group is wrong", in order to relativize, devalue, and wallow; while it could also be, looking at himself, "why are you right and a majority even larger than a group is wrong", Brace said in a video.
