Prominent Romanian political analyst and National Liberal Party member, Stelian Tănase, has voiced strong criticism regarding Bucharest Mayor Nicușor Dan’s recent political moves. Specifically, Tănase questioned Dan’s decision to nominate Adrian Veștea, a leader within the National Liberal Party (PNL), for the position of Prime Minister. This nomination followed Eugen Tomac’s resignation from the role. Tănase expressed bewilderment at what he perceives as a growing alignment between Dan and the Social Democratic Party (PSD), suggesting a potential consolidation into a single dominant political force. He implied a lack of clear ideological distinction between the two leaders and parties. The comments highlight internal tensions within the Romanian political landscape and raise questions about potential shifts in power dynamics. Tănase is known for his outspoken views within the PNL.