If the Constitutional Court cuts off President Rumen Radev for returning his powers regarding the formation of official cabinets, it will be a great reason and justification for his departure from the presidency and his official engagement in party building.
He will come out with a statement in which he will declare in the appropriate words and measured by military pathos that as a head of state he cannot and does not want to be a figurehead with his hands tied when the statehood is disintegrating before our eyes and will leave it to the vice si Yotova to obtain the decorative service.
In this case, his decision will not be accepted as non-state and partisan, and he will finally be able to outline the contours of what is already becoming something like the belief in "grandfather Ivan" of the Bulgarians under the Turkish yoke.
If the Central Committee considers that it has torn up the home book, it will still be satisfied, because it will choose official prime ministers, and there will be such for better or worse for a long time to come. In this case, however, it will be more difficult to justify his possible departure from Dondukov 2.
At the moment, everything is working in his favor, and "bonuses" the political forces represented in the parliament constantly provide him with their behavior, especially those who openly declare their dislike for him, such as the new leader Delyan Peevski and PP/DB.