The only thing that is certain is that after the elections we will have some sort of parliament. It is not small, because it is a complete miracle that our country functions as a state, showing only the primary gender marks of statehood - the institutions. We formally have them all and they are filled with some people. Well, some turn out they shouldn't be there after all, but tenure is clearly invented to be violated.
Do you want a regular government now? Well, it is a lot. And it has been since the ideology left the political forces in shame, and they became "nothing personal, just business". It cannot be any different from what we see, and the maelstrom of endless early elections will continue to whirl us like dervishes until we are completely and utterly dumbfounded.
The only ideological reflex appears like a convulsion of an agonizing trampled dog, when some go to push a monument to others. But here we cannot speak of a meaningful clash of ideas. It's not that I miss the "red-blue fog" of the 90s, many of the heroes of that time were great entertainers and played great with the audience, but while ideology and real politics were on display, we had a perfectly acceptable number of political crises - elections putting everyone in their place, one licking wounds, and the other ruled.
It is increasingly excruciating to write about politics, and to comment on the current major players is endlessly humiliating. So that's it for today. Let's spare each other.