The cancellation of the first round of the presidential elections triggered an avalanche of reactions in the political and public environment. Among them, an implied message coming from the designer Dana Budeanu attracted attention. She posted the phrase “Cristela, dragostea mea” on social networks, alluding to Mircea Geoană’s famous line “Mihaela, dragostea mea”, uttered in 2009 after losing the presidential elections to Traian Băsescu. His subtle comment seems to be an irony to Călin Georgescu and his supporters, in the context of the annulment of the election and the revelations about external interference.
Călin Georgescu, taken over by Dana Budeanu after the cancellation of the first presidential round: “Cristela, my love!”
The line “Cristela, dragostea mea” refers directly to the moment in 2009 when Mircea Geoană uttered the words “Mihaela, dragostea mea” before the official announcement of the results that declared Traian Băsescu the winner.
Then, the gesture became a symbol of premature victory and subsequent failure, marking one of the most famous moments in the history of Romanian elections.
Dana Budeanu, known for his acid and ironic comments, used this reference to draw a parallel with the current situation.
Călin Georgescu, whose name has been associated with manipulations orchestrated from outside the country, is now at the center of a major controversy. The designer’s message seems to suggest a similar defeat for the pro-Russian candidate and those who supported him.
The Constitutional Court’s decision to cancel the first round of the presidential election was made following revelations about Russian interference in the electoral process.
The documents declassified by the Supreme National Defense Council showed that the entire campaign of Călin Georgescu was the result of external manipulation. This scandal led not only to the invalidation of the elections, but also to the restart of the entire electoral process.
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In this context, Dana Budeanu’s message acquires political value. The designer, known for her sharp opinions, does not hesitate to use humor and irony to criticize the situation.
The choice of the phrase “Cristela, my love” indicates a general perception of the inevitable failure of a campaign compromised by outside influences.
Dana Budeanu’s message caused varied reactions among the public. Some appreciated the subtle irony and reference to an iconic historical moment, while others saw the designer’s intervention as unjustified. However, the comment amplified discussions about the implications of the annulment of the election and the responsibilities of those involved in the scandal.
Dana Budeanu is not at the first intervention of this kind. Over time, she has become an influential voice in the public space, using her platforms to comment on current affairs in a characteristic style. His messages, whether critical or satirical, often have a significant impact, generating debate and controversy.
Dana Budeanu’s message represents more than simple irony, but a mirror of public perception about the current situation of the presidential elections in Romania.
Using humor and historical references, the designer managed to draw attention to a sensitive subject, bringing to the fore the consequences of external interference and the fragility of democratic processes.
At a time of political uncertainty, such interventions help fuel public discussion, even if they are not always without controversy.
Dana Budeanu sends a vehement message to the supporters of the independent presidential candidate, Călin Georgescu.
Dana Budeanu: “How do you think that in 2024 one appears on a horse? With one that makes spirals on the net. “Good morning snail”, “good morning carrot!”,
While you’re working or sitting on TikTok and he appears out of nowhere and tells us that he doesn’t have any money and you’re gasping,” said Dana Budeanu, according to Antena 3
She asked people how they thought that Georgescu really came “to save the country, without anyone behind, without a party, without anything”.
“And he came to save the country. With no one behind, no party, no nothing. How do you do something like that? Don’t you realize that it’s a scam?”, said Dana Budeanu.
