While the liberals don't want new elections, they refuse to promise even outside support. (The confidence vote will be used more frequently, I guess.)

At the first government meeting after the announced break (which is supposedly active from the end of this month), the SzDSz ministers first didn't got seats, a transparent calculated snub.

Yet, Fodor seemed to veer off by claiming that the break-up is not yet certain.

The Socialists for their part speak about their healthcare un-reform plan as if it is a done deal.

According to speculation by Index.hu based on prior break-up mind-games, the coalition break-up was prepared in advance -- by both sides, as a step strengthening both Gyurcsány and Kóka within their parties.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}