One IS not that bad - he makes mistakes like anybody else and for these past three years proved to be a safe pair of hands to lead our country. What he promises, he delivers, sometimes a bit late. On the whole he learned how to run his party and a small EU member state. He has an ambitious, attainable, clear vision for the future of this country. His plan is built on solid rock.

The other made big mistakes when he was prime minister, has a blurred plan, he is good at selling empty ideas and at dismantling or slowing down his opponent's plans. Sometimes he poses as an examiner but withdraws when challenged. He tried to run a country, got into trouble with a real leader, painted himself in a corner and resigned as prime minister.

I sometimes wonder whether he wants to be elected or whether he is experimenting his marketing theories on us. His "plan" is built on sand and written in water.