The "Ima sense" party, with members from the collapsed "Greatness" , will enter the electoral battle with a coalition.
"I can't say who the parties are. It turned out that there is interest in us, and almost daily we receive proposals for new political entities to join this coalition, so I cannot say in full who the parties will be.
This is what the leader of "It makes sense" Victoria Vasileva in the studio of "The Day ON AIR".
The party will have a conservative point of view on the politics of Bulgaria, but will seek dialogue with all political entities in the National Assembly.
"In the political spectrum, we see ourselves as a coalition and then as a party that can conduct an equidistant dialogue with everyone. Our natural place is center facing right. We are people who will stand up for conservative values. Bulgarians must return to what is their essence, which is deeply conservative in our opinion. Many attempts have been made to displace these values from human ethics and in our daily communication," Vasileva told Bulgaria ON AIR.
She stated that their weapon will be to come out with clear and concise messages and proposals that will be possible to implement in a short period of time.
"We need to start convincing people that there is meaning in the small steps we take every day. It's high time we stop dreaming and believe in all the phantasmagorias that are promised to us during the election campaign," Vasileva added.
According to her, there is a lack of respect among MPs and political entities.
"It is not normal in the hall for political parties, even opponents, to swear and grab each other's throats, and after a week sit down to negotiate a government. We have to start imposing a new political language", Vasileva was categorical.