Following the presentation of his economic program in Thessaloniki, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his SYRIZA party are facing criticism from both opposition parties and within their own ranks. The government’s proposal has drawn sharp rebukes and aggressive statements from across the political spectrum. Adding to the pressure, the presentation was marred by internal gaffes, exacerbating the challenges facing Tsipras. These errors occurred despite—or perhaps because of—the highly anticipated nature of the economic outline. The combination of external opposition and self-inflicted wounds presents a difficult landscape for the government. Authorities are now attempting to clarify aspects of the plan amid the ongoing scrutiny and debate. This follows the initial unveiling that sparked widespread discussion and critique.