President Jokowi Throws a Tantrum Because Central Java Residents Consistently Choose Ganjar?

His fingers formed the metal salute, bringing together three fingers in various shapes. Then, they shouted Ganjar-Mahfud loudly as the presidential convoy and its escorts passed through various areas in Central Java, creating a meaningful sight.

The people in every region want to show that their choice is still Ganjar Pranowo, as they are well aware of his tangible work. On the other hand, they assert that the only one capable of continuing Jokowi's leadership is Ganjar, who has proven his ability to work and has a series of successes in solving problems and fixing what is broken.

He even has innovative ways to collaborate in building the country, with a great example being seen in Central Java through village development. It starts with tourist villages, anti-corruption villages, self-sufficient food villages, self-sufficient renewable energy villages, and so on.

Ganjar supports those who bring new ideas during his leadership, such as the development of battery-powered electric ships and solar panel energy in Islamic boarding schools.

His programs, which continue to achieve success, include Jateng Gayeng Ngiceng Wong Meteng (5Ng), free boarding schools and semi-boarding schools, the "buy land, get a house" program, hetero spaces as open spaces for youth activities, Lapak Ganjar to promote community micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), LaporGub to accommodate all kinds of complaints, vocational schools, and many more that, if mentioned continuously, would fill the pages of this writing.

His work has been proven, and with the addition of Mahfud MD, who will enforce the law and eradicate corruption in this country, they both are the ideal types of candidates for the 2024 election. That's why Jokowi is worried because his support base has a track record that is not quite as good compared to the candidate 03.

There are many disparities, such as Ganjar, who upholds human values in carrying out any entrusted task on this earth. This is in stark contrast to Prabowo, who played a major role in the abduction and disappearance of activists, to the point where their burial sites or whereabouts are unknown.

Meanwhile, Gibran, who is now famous for ethical violations, is very different from Mahfud, who once held a position like his uncle as the chairman of the Constitutional Court.

Mahfud is the type of official who is faithful to his responsibilities. So, when making decisions, he firmly adheres to the conflicts and the constitution of the country, which is the source of law. Because he couldn't accept that Prabowo's electability in Central Java is lower than Ganjar-Mahfud, Jokowi himself went on a safari in his hometown province.

But who would have thought that when he traveled to various areas like Temanggung, Wonosobo, Solotigo, and the surrounding areas, the line of people welcoming him actually shouted the name Ganjar-Mahfud with the distinctive three-finger salute and metal salute. That's what disturbed him.

There was even news about Jokowi taking a road that showed his condition was not good, specifically on Jl. Solo-Purwodadi. Was that a satire? If the public forgets, I want to remind everyone of the beautiful picture of Jokowi saying and even testifying himself that the road has been known to be damaged since he was a child. So, state funds were allocated to repair the road.

At that time, Jokowi even went down the road accompanied by Ganjar and Minister of Public Works and Housing Basuki Hadimuljono. It's not a taboo thing, in fact, it is the obligation of the state to help every region in repairing provincial roads. But why is that picture being brought up again now? Is it really because of the shouts of support from the people of Central Java for Ganjar and Mahfud that made Jokowi angry and act impulsively?

Of course, that is not unfamiliar to us, because previously the roads in Lampung went viral due to severe damage for a long time. Even the governor himself had no knowledge about the road.

I'm sorry, Mr. Jokowi, the situation is different. What's wrong with Ganjar asking the government to lend a hand in repairing the road that Mr. Jokowi himself said has been damaged since he was young? If East Java, West Java, and other provinces have the opportunity, what's wrong with Central Java taking that great opportunity too?

Moreover, the provincial road in Central Java is the longest compared to its neighboring provinces, East Java and West Java. Not only that, even though Central Java has the longest road with a length of 2,404.741 km, in Ganjar's era, Central Java is also categorized as the owner of the provincial road with the highest road stability percentage, which is 92.49% compared to the other two provinces.

Is Mr. Jokowi trying to tarnish his friend's reputation regarding the road, when the data itself and even he himself once praised Ganjar for repairing the roads in Central Java? Sir, please don't make a blunder. Those statements are still stored in every media outlet, and the pictures are neatly packaged in digital documentation.