Well that turned out to be anticlimactic... I had expected Papandreou to give us something with a bit of substance at least.
"A Movement which will work in the next parliament to secure all of the necessary preconditions for a safe and final exit from the crisis."
I love a political party that tells us they will solve a problem with-out telling us how they plan solve it.
The above statement could in practice mean almost anything, and since the party won't get a platform until after the elections it would seem they will fight the campaign on equally empty and meaningless rhetoric and talking points. If they actually manage to beat the 3% threshold I expect their parliamentary group to break down at the first tough vote.
I give Papandreou an F for a jokingly bad attemt to create a new party. Someone should ask him why, since he claims to know the necessary preconditions for a safe and final exit from the greek crisis, he didn't just solved the problem when he was Prime Minister.
