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Zdeněk Hřib thanked for the response to the fundraising campaign Stovka pro Česko and stated that the number of regular donors had doubled during the week. According to him, the campaign represented the right way to confront political parties financed, controlled, or led by oligarchs. #fundraising #darování #podpora (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote to Radek Vondra that the change of the electoral system also requires the consent of senators and that the ANO movement practically has none after the last weekend, according to him. He described the situation as hitting a wall. https://t.co/pi8Y2tdzMp #volby #politika #Česko (translated)

Tomáš Czernin expressed that he was sorry not to meet with Mirka Němcová in the Senate anymore. He thanked her for the pleasant meetings and for nearly 28 years in politics and in the service of the Czech Republic, writing that he has always valued her strong positions and her straight backbone. https://t.co/HPxCuMl3Pq #politika #Česko #poděkování (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Andrej Babiš why he did not mention the Senate elections in his speech. According to Valenta, their outcome would mean the automatic end of the party leader for any other party. Valenta also urged Babiš to consider resigning, as he failed in both Cheb and Karviná. #politika #volby #předseda (translated)

Borowitz thanked Senator Miroslava Němcová for her political work so far and for positively influencing the direction of the Czech Republic for many years, according to him. He wrote that he would miss her in politics and wished her well-deserved peace. #politika #ČeskáRepublika #děkuji (translated)

Radko Sáblík thanked the voters for their votes in the Senate elections and stated that he respected their decision to prefer his opponent. He congratulated Václav Láska on his victory and wished him success in the Senate; he also appreciated the decency of his campaign. He thanked the student team that prepared and organized his campaign, as well as its contributors, especially the ODS. At the same time, he apologized for not being able to convert the funds raised into a Senate mandate. Sáblík stated that the unsuccessful candidacy marked the end of an important chapter in his life. For the next two years, he wants to focus on handing over the Smíchov High School to his successor and concentrate entirely on the school, rather than continue striving for changes in Czech education. He did not perceive the defeat as fatal and wanted to redirect his attention elsewhere. #volby #politika #senát (translated)

Ivan Bartoš thanked Adéla Šípová for six years of work for Kladno and Prague-West. He stated that she was unable to defend her mandate, but the changes she advocated for remained. He linked her work to the issues of gambling, housing, transportation, and family support, and thanked everyone who supported her. #Kladensko #politika #společnost (translated)

Martin Dvořák thanked for nearly 10,000 votes and stated that he appreciates the support. He congratulated Zuzana Petrofová on obtaining a mandate and wished her to be a good representative for Hradec. He also thanked his team, volunteers, and supporters, writing that they did their best. According to him, he was pleased with the success of the Mayors and the downfall of ANO; he labeled the clash between STAN and ANO as a result of 10:0. #volby #Hradec #politika (translated)

Zdeněk Hřib thanked Adéla Šípová for her work in the Senate, which he linked to efforts for affordable housing, support for families, women, and children, and advocating for fair executions. He stated that this time it didn't work out and added that the Pirates will do their best to continue her work in the Chamber of Deputies. #politika #Senát #dostupnébydlení (translated)

Janusz Konieczny stated that the government was preparing a new grant program worth 200 million crowns, from which only businesses with billion-crown revenues or at least 250 employees could benefit. According to him, the conditions would favor Agrofert and other large holdings. He wrote that he began preparing a letter to the European Commission, which was to be sent the following day. He also reminded that at the beginning of the year, the government renewed a program worth 250 million crowns intended for large concerns and that Agrofert would receive the most from it, according to him. Konieczny claimed that representatives of the European Commission told him several years ago that the program for crop and livestock insurance is not intended for large businesses in other EU countries, with the exception of Poland. He explained to the European Commission the differences in farm sizes: the average in the EU was 17 hectares, in Poland 10 to 15 hectares, in Spain 30 hectares, and in the Czech Republic up to 130 hectares. He associated this situation with supporting the largest agricultural holdings. He recalled that eight years ago, he and Michal Bláha, the founder of Hlídač státu, investigated whether Agrofert was receiving subsidies intended for small and medium-sized enterprises. He stated that after two press conferences, Agrofert and other holdings had to return the subsidies and that the courts and the European Commission became involved in resolving the issue. Konieczny thanked Ivan Bartoš and the Association of Private Agriculture, especially its chairman Šebek, for their involvement in this matter. #dotace #zemědělství #EvropskáKomise (translated)

The conductor thanked for more than 9 thousand followers and wrote that he is pleased with their affection but at the same time a little scared. He mentioned that he often deletes his posts and one, in which he posed as a security expert, he nearly deleted three times already. He wrote that sometimes the number of likes unsettles him and that he tries to speak and write sincerely. He stated that he graduated from a conservatory, is a professional performing artist, and can teach due to a legal exemption. He also described that he was taken aback when the mother of one of his students, a university professor with approximately five degrees, addressed him as a respected teacher. According to him, he felt insecure because of the difference in education. He added that his own school results were weak and that he only recently began to consider himself a teacher who is respected by students. The conductor further wrote that he started writing a book after his eighty-year-old mother told him about the success of his cousin Patrik Banga with his book. Family concerns interrupted his work on his own manuscript, but according to the conductor, he did not give up on it. #Děkuji #Umění #Sledování (translated)

Roman Maca turned to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš with a question about how he evaluates the fact that the Senate candidate Sandra Tsoukernik wanted to cancel the F-35 project, which Babiš's government continued. He also asked whether the candidate from the ANO movement acted in contradiction to the movement's policy. #politika #Senát #ANO (translated)