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Jura Háček stated that over the weekend he drove through Černouček three times and did not see burning trash cans, overturned cars, or broken windows, even though discussions suggested there should have been a revolution due to the absence of Petr Pavel. According to him, the pub was full on Saturday evening, people were grilling in the area, and the locals did not care. By Sunday, there should have been peace; a family rode through on bicycles, and a tractor passed by. Háček wrote that he realized how well off people are, in his opinion, and what nonsense they are dealing with. #Černouček #život #spokojenost (translated)

Daniel Hule stated that in the village of Černouček, where according to him, President Petr Pavel resides, there was neither a school nor a shop, and only a few hundred voters lived there. He identified developer pressure as the greatest risk in such elections. According to him, the case illustrated the need to reduce the number of municipalities, which the Czech Republic has the most of per capita in Europe. https://t.co/XWdO4HijmL #Černouček #volby #obce (translated)

The witch ♡𓃠 called on presidential voters to calm down regarding the fact that she will not be voting this year. She pointed out that in Černouček, voting was for the municipal council, not for the Senate, and there were no Senate elections in the president's district this year. According to her, it was a mistake to schedule a trip abroad during the elections, but it was not a reason to overly criticize the president. #volby #politika #Černouček (translated)

Jura Háček described the comparison with Zdeněk Pohlreich as completely off the mark and stated that he wouldn't mind if Miloš Zeman didn't vote for Kateřina Konečná or Andrej Babiš from the ANO movement. He admitted that the president's trip was a mistake, but at the same time, he believed it had been planned for a long time and could no longer be resolved. He added that Černouček would "survive" it, and noted that if it was the president's biggest mistake, it was a good thing in his opinion. Háček also wrote that something had disrupted the president's trip to motorbikes for the second time: last time, according to him, it was SMS messages from Petr Macinka just before departure, this time it was the elections. He called for people to leave the president alone for a while. #politika #volby #prezidentství (translated)

Jana Dubová wrote that Petr Pavel should have kept an eye on the election date and that it was legitimate to point this out to him. At the same time, she labeled the reactions as disproportionate: according to her, Černouček has 327 inhabitants, and from Pavel's one-time absence during the municipal elections due to being abroad, they created nearly a constitutional crisis. She stated that it was an unpleasant and unnecessary mistake that the republic would survive, and that some reactions were worse than the mistake itself. #politika #volby #kritika (translated)

A gift for Putin stated that his comment was not related to Černouček. He described an informal rule that, according to him, applies among friends in their pub: those who do not vote should not complain about politics, even if they regret it later. https://t.co/BN8MiDS9G2 #volby #politika #hospoda (translated)

Martin Bartkovský wrote that the president should go to the elections, especially since he is the one calling for them, and that his absence would be a mistake that his opponents would take advantage of. He added that when choosing between "ČERNOUČEK 2026" and "ČERNOUČEK FOR HIMSELF," he would also go on vacation. #volby #politika #prezident (translated)

ČT24 reported that President Petr Pavel will not participate in the municipal elections in Černouček next week due to a private trip abroad. According to the communication department of the presidential office, Pavel is sorry for the planning error. #PetrPavel #volby #Černouček (translated)