He said that he does not even know whether or not the party wants Change and Reform bloc MP Michel Aoun to be the president of the republic.
“Two months after our endorsement of Aoun's nomination for the presidency, the party has not move its little finger to elect him,” Geagea noted during an LF dinner banquet in Batroun on Saturday.
“It did not move its little finger even though it had frequently raised its bigger finger to say that it supports the lawmaker,” he added.
LF chief said that "he will exert his best endeavors to be able to reach presidential elections, knowing that the current situation cannot be changed easily."
Geagea admitted that the March 14 alliance is “not at its best”, but “it will be fine,” he added.
He also called for resolving all the differences within the coalition.