This coalition, while vocal, reflects a particular kind of economic interest and social conservatism rather than the broad popular movement they try to portray. Their reliance on such backers raises questions about how much of their rhetoric truly aligns with the interests of everyday Romanians.

This tactic is getting boring and unlikely to yield the desired results-that depends on their sponsors. Despite their claims of being a people's party AUR's support comes from local businesses both small and big along with "temporarily embarrassed billionaires" and the provincial petit bourgeoisie.