Well, our economy is stagnating, and the PM is an academic who looks detached from the real world.

There are also obvious struggles within Brussels whether the unrealistic eco-plans are going to be at least watered down or no, and the EC is still trying to push them through as much as possible.

In that environment, a "media-talented" oppositional politician who professes mild Euroskepticism is going to have an easy time winning.

That is a least bothering aspects of opposition to me. Whats frustrate me is how people still believe in politics even though nothing much really change. Debt, taxes and inflation driven by greedy politicans will increase, uneconomical spending and socialism dependence on state rising. Most wouldn't get any penny without fundings from our taxes. Or mortgage. We have ridiculous amount of state employees (highest police members per citizen), heavy bureaucracy, 50 thousand new regulations every year. It's not sustainable both for economy and sake of mind.

> Whats frustrate me is how people still believe in politics even though nothing much really change. ... greedy politicians ...

Join a local party and observe how the discussion is not really centred around screwing their voters over, hopefully.

My take was about as yours before I tried to do something and realized how hard it is.

Abusing political power is completely different topic than idea of make decisions for others and pretend that it is in favour of majority.