Željko Komšić says he cannot picture himself sitting in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, joking that it is hard to tell who would feel worse there, him or the HDZ. In a live interview with our outlet, he spoke about the Democratic Front's result in the recent elections and where the party stands now. The party did not win a mandate in the state parliament, which narrows his formal options in the legislature. Coalition possibilities featured prominently in the conversation, and he left the door ajar. Komšić also offered his view on who really controls political processes in the country and on the deals that keep current structures running. He laid out what his party intends to work on in the coming period despite the absence of a seat. He rejected the idea that losing the mandate leaves the DF sidelined for good. His remarks point to a period of opposition politics carried out from outside the formal institutions.