This year electoral campaign looks extremely tensioned. How is the constituency supposed to behave under these circumstances? How can the citizen do his job? Both the left-wing party and the right-wing one, sharing Christian views, have let us know that they are going to take a brake during the Holy Week. Such a proof of Christian charity should be made up for somehow. The respect for our holy celebrations is a remarkable, almost heroic gesture. Some captious people surely won't miss the chance to wonder what this general truce is for. Is policy a true anti-Christian gesture? Does the campaign of the two parties, namely UFD (the Union of the Democrat Forces) and PDSR (the Party for Social Democracy in Romania), involve satanic elements that make it incompatible to the Holy Week's serenity? Actually, the two parties' initiative shows the way in which our parties see policy and most of all the electoral campaign. Thus and so, the political fight is not just an argument and the persons who back up the political ideas, but a war in itself in which all the means are allowed, especially the negative campaign, the misleading procedures and demagogy. Projects and ideas seem to be worthless. Frankly speaking, all these have little to do with the Christian values. The two parties are right then, to feel guilty and consider their behavior as an aggression against electorate. The question is how the voters should interpret such temporary kindness. The Romanian electorate is probably completely different from the one of other democracies. All we can see is the same vulnerability to populism again, the same paternal-collectivist, the same disbelief in policy or politicians. The Romanian voters have something that makes them look like the post-Soviet ones. It is the enchantment for power. The Romanian public perceives policy not so much as a means to improve everybody's life, somet