The fact that the eligible places on the lists of candidates for the Parliament can be bought, with fabulous sums for the big majority, will certainly lead to an absolute degeneration of the Romanian political life. It is well known by everybody now that the eligible places on the parliamentary lists of almost all the political parties became just a mere ware. It is negotiable, it can be bought by installments or cash, it can be bartered on other electoral accessories; other variants are possible too. This ware only needs to be taxed in order to enter the circuit on the market and to better respond to the demand-supply ratio. In ApR (The Alliance for Romania) for example, the prices are not so big - about 500,000,000 lei - because the party is somehow financially hard up after the local campaign, and, moreover, lately it has lost of its reliability. Otherwise, the prices do not decrease under 700,000,000 lei, exceeding, in some departments where the circumstances are favorable, the billion. PNTCD (The National Christian and Democrat Peasant Party) makes not exception to the rule, as one revolted member of the party declared, though it should be the most fierce defender of the political morals. At a first glance, this masquerade could look for many people as a new proof of the political leaders' meanness. It wouldn't seem so serious if we didn't consider the consequences in the long run. And this is even more significant as the phenomenon gets ampler in comparison with the previous elections. Which are the risks the voter faces? In the historical evolution of democracy, the vote was meant to designate a legislative power as representative as possible for those who gave it. It is true that a perfect modality to equilibrate all the interests in a country was not yet discovered, but, theoretically, every political reform in the history wanted to make a step forward in th