Why did Vjosa Osmani get to deal with the President as a person, not the presidency as an institution?

Kosovo President's annual speech, Mrs. Vjosa Osmani in the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo, containing over 5,000 words, Followed only by the Democratic League of Kosovo by opposition parties, it is today receiving public opinion attention in Kosovo. It's interesting that the speech is now being channeled to the attention of The president as a person, not the presidency as an institution (the duty about the body weight of the president taking off in these minutes as this text is being written).

Below, we're taking only five sentences from the talk to analyze each other that we found, besides, that they don't date the role of unity that the president has and they have serious problems with. The logic of language discours in the face of reality.

1: “It's you, all of you, loving citizens, who make this place better. It's a taxi driver who works beyond time to support his family.

)This sentence is problematic because the country is no better, with people working overtime, especially in order to support the family. This sentence, could be used at any forum where it speaks of extreme poverty, any civil society organisation. On the contrary, the president is talking about something that may also be problematic legally: overtime. So, no good place going. VS tactist working overtime to support his family.

 2.I have never hesitated or hesitated that the ideal of generations...”

)The conversation that the president develops in words like “I have not hesitated and will not hesitate as well as previous expressions like Never again. They are problematic for a first - person president and most often, as Prime Minister Albin Kurti would say, produce only one call (insensible word, even though it may sometimes be good for the ear). We may find some evidence here that when the President has really been reluctant to talk about important issues about the Scriptures, or has spoken too late (Sivian Code, one example).

 3.“Kosovo has no foreign policy”, they are saying some voices. Eventually, the Republic of Kosovo has never had more active, more meaningful, more prepared and more co-ordinated foreign policy.

- A unity figure wouldn't use the thong They're saying some voices. As for the part that Kosovo has never had more active foreign policy, it falls with some facts, Prepare earlier by Periscope.

4. The time of merchants of the border has passed forever!

 The President makes an extension of his famous sentence. Albin Kurti was once an opposition, where the Kosovo flag was referred to as the product of commerce. These flag traders...” stated Kurt once to hit Hashim Thaci.

The traded flag of the Republic of Kosovo today stands in Kurt's office as prime minister. The president today modified this expression to hit Thaci again and the idea of changing borders. (And, since we're here, it would be good to have patents known as flag showmen and their modifications on certain occasions attributed to the original authors. Like Ernest Kolic.

5. So, I will never back down on charges as shameful and ridiculous as we listen to them every day, and they are perceived by the interests of the anti-Kosovo anti-Kosovo clans. I don't back down even when they try to paint me with every kind of epithet that attacks my appearance or my integrity...

)This is the most problematic sentence from the President's speech, being that the Kosovo Parliament speaker uses it as a media communiqué, or in response to the media. Of course, the media's interest in President's weight is neither illegal nor illegal. The President's performance, labeling as enemies those who dealt with this information, once the Kosovo press case, that two hours after the speech, no one would deal with his content in terms of what the Presidency has been working on for a year, but brought up the debate we've heard with dozens of days: President's body weight. Instead, we should hear the weight of the President's work today. But with this statement, the president is an accomplice in disorientation from the main issue: What did the Presidency do for a year?