Opposition Leader Alex Borg says the first 100 days of Robert Abela in office show the Prime Minister has “lost his grip on the country”, an accusation that grew directly out of remarks he made earlier in the same Lovin Malta interview, when he suggested people could no longer tell “who the Prime Minister is.”That line came after Borg questioned why Joseph Muscat called his own press conference on the jury’s verdict before Abela had addressed the nation, tying it to questions he says still surround Castille.Pressed on whether he believed Muscat remained in control behind the scenes, Borg said only, “I don’t know,” insisting he was voicing public doubt rather than making a claim of his own: “I’m speaking on behalf of the people here.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)Asked about Abela’s first 100 days since being re-elected Prime Minister, Borg pointed to what he described as a pattern of absence and weak leadership.During the recent island-wide power cut, he said, Abela was “totally absent” and only emerged to blame Enemalta workers; following the jury’s verdict, the public was again left waiting hours for a government response.For Borg, the two episodes point to the same conclusion: Abela does not “have the reins in hand”, and the country is not moving forward.What do you make of his comments?•