Unworthy. Parties and their representatives, when in power, are there to communicate, to interact, to demonstrate respect for institutions. To demonstrate respect for the opinions of others. Even if you don't agree, there is a way how to criticize but keep your dignity and not demonstrate the behavior of some immature individuals who stamp their foot and make theirs happen at any cost. This is how he commented on a question of "Focus" yesterday's departure of the PP-DB representatives during the consultations with the president, the chairman of "Bulgarian Rise" Stefan Yanev.
"People are ready for elections. But the key is trust. People don't trust. If they find someone they can trust, people will vote. What the sociologists are telling us at the moment will turn out to be a rather inaccurate picture," added the politician, who is in Plovdiv in connection with a party meeting.
When asked how he would comment on the election of Dimitar Glavchev as ministers, Yanev said: "I don't comment on personalities. I am of the opinion that it is good to comment on personalities and their behavior through their results. Foreshadowing who would do how is a bit frivolous to me. Since we have made it a national sport to find fault with others, it is better not to enter into this controversy because it is beyond our understanding of conducting political dialogue. We seek agreement, interaction and we are ready let's listen to every expert, his opinion and work if it is in the interest of the Bulgarian citizens".
Yanev refused to comment on whether his party would be a balancer in the next administration if it received parliamentary representation.
Regarding the upcoming 2 in 1 vote, Yanev described it as confusing for people.
The politician also stated that his party is in good condition. "The path we have taken to win the trust of the Bulgarian citizens is because we are doing something different. We have prepared a strategic framework for the development of Bulgaria in the next 20-30 years. It will be a document that will be voted on at today's National Council, and in this way a mandate will be given to me and the party leadership to hold talks with other parties," Stefan Yanev pointed out.
"The cause is Bulgaria and I hope that there will be enough people who will be interested," he also said.