The way Janša went about this business was just wrong.

Besides… Why do we need reforms, since GDP growth is up, deficit is (as you say) smaller, etc…

You are against reforms, buddy.

Let me remind you that for now all we have is a new president and a massive warning signal to the government.

And your calling for the government to resign is bullshit (pardon my French). There is no reason for it to do so. This government still has a majority in the parliament and the coalition is stable. Quitting now (less then a year before parliamentary elections) would be an act of irresponsibility on behalf of the government which cannot take criticism.

It is the same story all over again. Janša either has it entirely his way or he quits. His unwillingness to compromise is his undoing.

As for my expectations of the next government (which will be headed by JJ in my opinion):

I expect them to - primarily - curb inflation.

As for the rest:
Lower taxes like this government gave?
Only if this means that a bigger net wage. I - however remain convinced that lowering taxes would result in lower gross wage, whereas net wage will remain the same

Privatization of schools which they want to undermine?
Whatever made you believe that I support privatisation of schools?

Better environment for business while calling for more power to the unions?
Believe it or not that goes hand in hand.

More competition while being against more powers for the regions which could bring tax competition and similar means to compete?
WHAT??? Tax competition between regions? In Slovenia? Please, wake up and smell reality!

Privatization after being against selling state run companies?
Correction: against non-transparent selling of state companies. And there are companies that we should never sell.

Lower prices of real estate and condos after this government issued avg. 60% more permits to build then the old one?
WHAT lower prices of real estate?

And you say that the opposition is sans platform… Be a sport, help them write one!

It is never that simple. New government might be voted out of office if it performs well by the same circles of power that they created to get rid of this one. Durable politics is in my opinion about expectation management; that you as an alternative can meet.

p.s.
My positive bias towards this government? I am calling for them to resign while the opposition wants them to stay. My only worry is that I see no alternative on the other side. Opposition is currently program-less and they are held together by their love of power and hate towards this government. When this government goes, what do you expect of them?

Lower taxes like this government gave?

Privatization of schools which they want to undermine?

Better environment for business while calling for more power to the unions?

More competition while being against more powers for the regions which could bring tax competition and similar means to compete?

Privatization after being against selling state run companies?

Lower prices of real estate and condos after this government issued avg. 60% more permits to build then the old one?

Lies and deceptions you talk about do (I take it) come in form of higher prices (think inflation), lack of consistent policies (think reforms, regional legistation), reprieiving a particular city of a huge chunk of money because it elected the “wrong” mayor (think Ljubljana), selling state-owned shares of sucessful companies waaay below market-price /(think Mercator), attempting (and partially suceeding) to control the media (think Radio and TV SLO, Primorske Novice, Delo until recently)…. The list is long and distinguished…

I understand that we may differ on macroeconomics. And I may well be wrong (time will tell). But (and I see that now) your liberal stance is only a cover for your bias in favour of this particular government.

But to answer your last question (and I hope by that we can put an end to the “us/them” debate): if the next government (whichever it may be) uderperforms, it will be voted out of office. It is that simple.