"PP-DB are very interesting in their attempt to distinguish themselves from themselves. They are like the snake that sheds its skin, but remains the same again,", this is what he stated in "The day begins with Georgi Ljubenov" the leader of the party "Revival" Kostadin Kostadinov.
"When you are dealing with such infantile imbeciles as are more than 95% of PP-DB representatives, it is much easier to deal with them than to deal with others of your rank as a racketeer, as we can say , that it is Borisov, because they are more or less on the same foot".
The leader of "Revival" defined the caretaker government nominated yesterday as well-balanced, due to the good distribution of positions between GERB-PP-DB-DPS.
"Not everyone is happy. All of the ruling majority. We declared that we would not have anyone, because even if we were invited to participate we would refuse. This is more of the same, a continuation of the current administration".
"PP-DB had clearly and categorically stated that they would not participate in this government in any way. I am 100% convinced and Kiril Petkov confirmed it yesterday by saying that he spoke because Kiril Petkov is quite simple in his speech and he said it to himself yesterday. I spoke with Gvozdeikov that if he accepts we will exclude him, which means that they knew there would be an offer. It is fine with Gvozdeikov, but what do we do with Kiril Vatev - another guiding star of PP-DB?".
The leader of "Revival" also stopped at the "absentee conversation" between Denkov and Peevski.
"We saw how Denkov called Peevski "the greatest evil", with whom he managed the greatest evil extremely well for 9 months. It's just that many people forgot, in fact, that Denkov in the first few days of his mandate stood in the first row next to the greatest evil. They stand side by side".
"Denkov will sit again next to the greatest evil, with which many amicably coo constantly. This is total hypocrisy".
Kostadin Kostadinov defined Peevski as a "businessman who works as a street racketeer in the conditions of Bulgarian political life".