Bulatovic's supporters support a common state, but perhaps not all of them support Milosevic. That does not imply any manner of political cooperation with the SNP, but emphasizes that voters are not slaves of the parties they support. You are a candidate for the federal president. If the ruling coalition in Montenegro does not run in these elections, you, according to the interpretation of the current political moment, are radically different from that coalition. Well, there are no partners.
Individuals run in presidential elections.
You have a coalition that will have candidates for the Federal parliament and which has Slobodan Milosevic as its presidential candidate. If someone in Montenegro believes that the Federation does not exist any more then he or she should explicitly show that, in words, with a rebellion or by calling a referendum. So far I haven't seen that type of reply from Montenegro. The problem of Montenegro at this moment is that its position is very unclear. I am talking about the position of the authorities in Montenegro.