The big challenge facing our country is entering the Eurozone. Everything else: Bozhkov at a protest, scandals in parliament, quarrels - is petty.
The important thing is for the cat to catch mice. Politicians must work and there must be results from this work. Radostin Vassilev will not do anything with his threats to Natalia Kiselova and Boyko Borisov. He is trying to talk interestingly, but nothing will happen. We have a budget - good news. This was stated on BNT in Georgi Lyubenov's studio by former Energy Minister and MP Miroslav Sevlievski.
This is a march of stupidity. Some of our politicians are very belligerent, very brave on the Internet. But they are not saying anything meaningful from the NA rostrum.
I don't like aggression, but we will witness it, added Sevlievski.
Valeria Veleva, for her part, predicted that Delyan Peevski would go down in history, that Bulgaria entered the eurozone with his support. The PP-DB should do the same, but they are engaged in protests, at which Vasil Bozhkov appears.
According to Sevlievski, the PP-DB is wasting the chance to govern the country. Over 70% of Bulgarians want a different government, but they are not able to take advantage of it.
In the 1990s, we did our job and Bulgaria became a member of NATO and the EU. There are mass protests in Serbia because they were 20 years behind. That's it.
A new generation is entering our country, which has no alternative. The young, purely biologically, have no alternative.
Politics should lead to progress. You should defeat your opponents, not eliminate them. You should attract more supporters, more ideas, be more interesting and have many people follow you.
A big problem is that Kiselova does not behave like a politician. She may be a good teacher, but she is politically immature. She created a scandal out of nothing and wasted energy for some stupidity. Radostin Vassilev will be deputy speaker of the National Assembly again in a few days and everything will calm down. We are wasting our time. Political time is limited, it is not infinite.
We have a great task ahead of us - entering the eurozone. This is a historic time and that is why we do not like politics of shouting, concluded Sevlievski.