Slavi Trifonov – amateur №1, tried to make the most virtuoso performance in politics – a minority government. So far, there has been only one such attempt – the cabinet of Filip Dimitrov, and it is not very successfulwhen the UDF won a little, but forever.
This is what sociologist Andrey Raichev commented to bTV on the occasion of the unsuccessful attempt of “There is such a people” to form a government.
“This is the most difficult thing in politics, it is a complex looping, it requires cunning, knowledge of the opponent and the partners, compromises, laps, a lot of effort. He decided to do it without preparation and without training and fell“, added Raichev.
The objections against the first one proposed by ITN for Prime Minister Nikolay Vassilev were mainly on TV and in the form “You are a Turkish broker”, without clear arguments. An unmeasured reaction followed from Slavi Trifonov to answer in order to get to today’s Bologna. The parties are still accumulating insults and are unlikely to find a common language even after new elections, Raichev said.
“The conversation went from a political to a conspiratorial agent of who you are. The parties do not talk about laws at all, judicial reform. They don’t talk about “Let’s take down Boyko, then we’ll see”. They say to each other: “You are Prokopiev’s agent. They are Dogan’s.” This is the conversation. We are talking about a primitive level, which not only excludes a coalition, excludes a third term. It excludes a third term between these parties in the next parliament. They are in a hellish relationship, “the sociologist explained.
according to him there is no option to form a government now. The struggle has already become out of which pocket the false explanation will come out. There is no serious discussion of anything. The parties are aware that they are working against the parliamentary system in Bulgaria – another such parliament and the Bulgarians will abolish it altogether and make it a presidential republic, Raichev commented.
According to him, the mistake of the participants in this clash is that they are behaving revolutionary, and Bulgaria is not in a revolutionary situation. And this is the biggest contradiction.
According to Andrey Raichev at the moment we are witnessing the death of the protest, who was born on July 9 last year and had the approval of 60% of Bulgarians.
“There were 3,000 in the square where the Bulgarians sympathized with them. He just died. He died badly, he died stinking with some insults, with some … they call each other dogs,” said the sociologist.
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