Borisov likes Peevski the most – his management style, his behavior and he gave all the signs that, "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria" trying to tear apart something that is really love. The choice is clear – Borisov stays with Peevski. Borisov wants to be with "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria", and with Peevski, but "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria" they don't want to for many reasons, some of them historical. Things are going to the point, however, that Borisov remains only with Peevski.
This emphasized before "Face to face" on bTV Svetoslav Malinov.
The situation becomes slightly comical if it is not about our government. Peevski is doing what he can for himself, "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria" does what is necessary for his voters and Borisov cannot decide, but he must decide, Malinov added.
On Monday, when the new National Assembly convenes, it will be seen that everyone is against Peevski, and Borisov is neutral. There is a way out of the situation - Borisov puts Peevski where he belongs – in complete isolation and starts conversations not only with "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria", and with several partners, Svetoslav Malinov also said.
Trump won the US presidential election because for more than 2 years the leading topics there have been inflation, illegal migration and some excesses related to the cultural claims of the left to organize the lives of many people. That's what the political scientist said.
When we have such a divide between status quo and change, it is only natural that change wins. Harris's attempt to introduce change was overwhelming, he added.
Trump's victory is a conservative reaction to a liberal-progressive agenda that has clearly gone too far somewhere and may be time for a break. I find such opposition to be normal, said the analyst Parvan Simeonov.
According to Svetoslav Malinov, there is no connection between the elections in the USA and the formation of a government in Bulgaria.
Now we will see how no one will change their positions because of the elections. This will neither increase the freedom of action of our political forces, nor will their inhibitions fall. There is no such thing, noted the political analyst.
The elections in the USA have no direct impact in our country, but undoubtedly Borisov will feel a little more relaxed now, because a feeling will naturally be created that the liberals in Bulgaria are losing shares. The American result is not good news for Mr. Peevski, because now the east-west divide will become secondary with the possible freeze of the war in Ukraine and the issue of fighting corruption will once again become the main issue. Borisov's choice between these two options will remain difficult. Peevski showed a very good result in the elections. Borisov was scared and did not decide, commented Parvan Simeonov.