Second terms always pose a problem.

Obviously so for presidents, who - with nothing left to run for – just strive to live up to their first term.

Not that obviously so for prime ministers – second terms with them are a real miracle.

But it's namely "miracles" that Bulgaria's ruling GERB promised for its second term, which the party's leaders, pollsters and fortune tellers say it will win.

This is not the first time GERB promise a miracle - it fits Boyko Borisov's image well! Who hasn't got a whiff of his forceful ways to bewitch the audience?

The clock on his ambitious pledges from 2009 will run out in ten months, but even then more Bulgarians will be struggling just to make ends meet.

True, it's not easy to revive a moribund economy and spread the wealth quickly. The problem is we are not even on the right path (why read here).

They want to make us believe their term have all the makings of a fairy tale. In which however just few privileged subjects are living happily ever after.

If the many others do not feel embittered and betrayed, they are either too strong, stupid or may be bewitched.