Conflict of political leaders on everything before the voting

The Greek government is following a hard line against SYRIZA during the discussion of the no-confidence motion and the attack will culminate in the evening with the speech of premier Samaras.
 
So far the government is moving in two fields. It argues that the no-confidence motion will hurt the country at the circumstances it has been filed and that it is a political gift as it will strengthen the two parties and unite the coalition MPs.
 
It is certain that by the time they vote for the government the coalition MPs will be restrained in their reactions for the difficult bills of the property tax, the mid-term, the deregulation of auctions and the 2014 budget.
 
The governmental members also believe that with his move Tsipras wanted to rally his parliamentary GRoup and seal the new bipolarity between ND and SYRIZA. However, the fact that SYRIZA enshrines the dominant position in the wider center-left causing political damage to DIMAR, which is in tough spot does not go unnoticed by Maximos Mansion.
 
In his speech the Prime Minister will attack SYRIZA saying they do not want the country's exit from the crisis and will attempt to utilize and highlight their internal contradictions in remaining in the euro and negotiating with Greece’s lenders.
 
For ERT Samaras will invoke the compliance with legality that was being violated by the prolonged occupation of the broadcaster’s building by workers while he will denounce SYRIZA for tolerating, if not aiding some forms of lawlessness. In a variation of the theory of two extremes he will argue that SYRIZA with its extreme rhetoric and behavior leads to violence.