In politics, they say, everything is a timing. In Greece, however, it is often a matter of … hair. THE Adonis Georgiadisafter first engaging in the party’s “Trumping Lifting” and his personal agenda, he said to do one lifting on top – Literally. Hair transplantation went unnoticed at first. But now, his rich crude crown is not hidden: impressive, well -groomed, and – you will allow me – makes him look at least ten years younger.
Some malicious whispers that the new look is not just about the SKAI screen. That he might be getting ready for the Post-Mitsotaki season. And then, against him, no one will find himself. Will find the Nikos Dendia. The one who does not need hair to look robust. The glass on his head is the most authentic brand on the political plate.
The dilemmathen, it won’t be who has the most dense wool, but Who has the most robust hand on the steering wheel. Because, at the end of the day, the country is not ruled with slums. Not even with gel. Not even with a rich crown. It is ruled by political burden. And there, the hairs are just hair.