Borisov said that he rented out his party, which means that he is not in charge. He refused to vote in this vote of no confidence, that is, he refused to support the government, which in his opinion is not working properly, and the third thing was that he personally would wear a T-shirt in support of Blago Kotsev, because he also believes that the CPC has violated its powers and the person is unlawfully in custody. When the leader of the largest party in the National Assembly says this, it means a lot. This was stated by the leader of "Velichye" Ivelin Mihaylov, quoted by novini.bg.
„He firmly said that the CPC is acting under pressure from someone else. However, today we see whose pressure it is – from Delyan Peevski. Borisov says that one person cannot say that he is in control of things, that he has the power to govern independently. Peevski literally told him: „Shut up, go and give orders to the Prime Minister so-and-so“ Delyan Peevski is already giving orders to Boyko Borisov. If Borisov has any honor left, he should take some position. This is not the Boyko Borisov we know, he is not the person who, like a little dog, gets kicked and goes whining in the corner“, he commented
„Borisov said that he is looking for an option to remove this government. The option is the arrival of the president. There are parties with him that will form a majority. Borisov could be the real opposition and Delyan Peevski could be thrown out of politics. No external political force will associate itself with Delyan Peevski. Bulgaria is condemned to isolation. We do not have an American ambassador because they have no desire to talk to those currently ruling Bulgaria“, Mihaylov also said.
He is categorical that Bulgaria's interests are with Rumen Radev.
In his words, this is the most proven political figure at the moment: “We would 100% support Radev when he enters the National Assembly. We believe that there will be 70-100 deputies in new elections, which will solve this problem and cut the knot that is currently happening in Bulgarian politics.“