MP Jamil Al Sayyed: I have not faced any pressure from anyone to force me to vote for any candidate, and it is not acceptable to elect a president who is not constitutionally qualified
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MP Melhem Khalaf during the presidential election session: Violating the Constitution cannot be resolved by further violations of its provisions
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Bassil during the presidential election session: The preamble of the Constitution states that sovereignty is exercised by the people through constitutional institutions, and the reference of the Parliament is the Lebanese people, not foreign entities
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Bassil: What we witnessed in the past few days indicates that we have returned to the era of consuls and orders
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Bassil: We are facing an appointment process carried out by the Parliament, and we do not want the president, at the start of their term, to violate the Constitution
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MP Bilal Abdallah: The Constitution is a means to protect the state and society, and what we want is to preserve the nation
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MP Paula Yacoubian: The Lebanese political class does not want a president capable of doing anything
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MP Firas Hamdan: When the Constitution is in our favor, we rely on it; when it isn’t, we step over it
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MP Waddah Sadek: The country is on its deathbed, and it is our duty to stop the bleeding
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