Borisov's silence is understandable, he needs time to understand the results of the elections, to negotiate his next step both with internal partners and especially with external partners. Unlike Peevski, he has a lot to lose - this is the last time he is first.
This is what the energy expert and diplomat Iliyan Vassilev wrote on his Facebook page. He continued his comment like this:
The most brutal lesson he received was from Peevski. First he got him to lock down the rotation and got him into picks. Then, during the elections, he took votes from those who went with the winner / that's why Peevski said that he will choose prime ministers, presidents, etc., not Borisov. with the clear request that next time Peevski will bite off an even bigger piece of GERB to become the first political force. With a new cabinet, GERB will fall into the role of PPDB in the previous cabinet - Peevski will announce what will happen and Borisov will lose prestige and influence - live, on air.
Borisov also needs time to come to an agreement with the West in order to receive an indulgence for the corruption he will produce and the one he must put down. This cannot be done, at least rudely, so keep an eye out for some corruption commissioner in the cabinet to wash the shame off his forehead. The prime minister himself flatters the ego, but it is too much of a burden for Borissov. Probably it will stop at Dani Mitov or some trans-Atlantic. But even Dani Mitov cannot cover his corruption scandals - for that, watch some "anti-corruptionist" to dock. There are such people from the NGO sector or from the West. For example, Gabriel is personally responsible for fighting corruption and she becomes the face of the cabinet.