Bogdan Ivan, a vice president of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) in Romania, has publicly criticized former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, questioning the extent of his reforms. Ivan sarcastically stated that the only changes he could identify under Bolojan’s leadership were the dismissal of two bulldozer drivers from various mayoralties and three waiters from the Government. He challenged Bolojan to name specific PSD members who allegedly hindered his “vision for Romania.” The statement highlights a clear rift within Romanian politics and a dispute over the effectiveness of reforms implemented during Bolojan’s tenure. Ivan’s remarks imply a lack of substantial progress beyond minor personnel changes. The context suggests a broader political disagreement regarding the direction and impact of Bolojan’s policies while in office at Guvern. This exchange underscores ongoing tensions within the Romanian political landscape.