Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski do not hide at all that they are running the country, they feel strong against the background of the sociological surveys that are coming out. PP-DB are going down with the electoral sled, Borisov and Peevski see it and are very good partners, showing that they are in command - they use a principle in PR that is always winning - when you pretend to be strong, you become strong".
This commented before "Now" Diana Damyanova.
According to her, Borisov correctly "fired" foreign minister:
"I was convinced by Stefan Dimitrov's speech on the Crimean Platform, which I listened to, but it was a mistake for the GERB leader to rush to announce it - apparently to please the Euro-Atlantic partners. It was stupid for him to demonstrate that he was keeping the acting Prime Minister Glavchev on short notice, and then to deny that he interfered with Glavchev. But Borisov is a Gemini and several people live in it - personally, when I want to find out what's going on, I skip the morning Borisov and watch the afternoon one, he's already changed his mind.
Why did President Radev quickly issue a decree on the official cabinet, and now he is delaying his reaction to the requested replacements of two ministers?
According to Damyanova, there are two reasons. First, the proposed replacement, Stefan Dimitrov, is the president's man - he speaks with Radev's vocabulary, he grew up during Radev's time as a diplomat.
Second, the president will take every opportunity every opportunity to hint at what a mistake it was to be stripped of his office. Scandals are now very good for him, he is delaying his next move so that he can explain how harmful the changes to the Constitution were.
"Cornelia Ninova has reasons to be dissatisfied with the "poodle's" of the acting prime minister, but this with the request for a vote of no confidence is nonsense, because one cannot appoint the cabinet, and another ask for a vote of no confidence. I spoke with respected constitutionalists - 10 out of 10 say that there can't be such a vote," commented the expert.