Although it was expected unfortunately…

I hope we are focusing on terminating all the external influence our countries have been facing or we might end up with a few Lukashenkos inside the union.

Keep up the good work!

It could have the exact opposite effect

You or someone else voted for those parties, correct?

Elected by the people you elected.

It’s called an “Indirect Democracy” which is quite spread everywhere.

You even have the opportunity to vote for your country's head of government and for the EU parliament independently, you can guide the EU with a different party from the one in your country.

Do you mean USSR?

This new victory of the USSR over US 25y after dying out…

On 20th Jan 2025 we can say that the Cold War was in fact won by the USSR.

Why do you want to vote directly on the commission president that much?

What would you get from it?

There is no direct negative consequence unto you since everything passes through the parliament anyway.

The only thing that could happen would be to have someone who doesn’t know how to communicate

Also, the commission always proposes changes that need to be approved by the parliament, the individuals elected by me, you and any other citizen.

No thanks, I hope we will never have a EU president at all.

And the commission is indeed elected.

Each country proposes a commission president. Then a list of commissioners, each with a different portfolio is proposed and voted individually by the parliament.

No chance for a Trump look-alike

Let’s see how the adoption goes, but it’s fresh air indeed

The worst part of the JS ecosystem is working with the JS ecosystem.

All the bundling, transpilers, monorepos, dependencies, lock files, lack of “intellisense”/type support on IDEs…

I wouldn’t ever choose TS/JS for backend, if you have an option go with C#, Go or something else.

Same old same old.

Sometimes I miss my dotnet days, JS/TS is always a love-hate relationship