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Zdeněk Šarapatka commented on Mirka Němcová's appearance on Czech television and wrote that her expression, in his opinion, conveyed suffering and resentment. He referred to her sitting for an hour opposite Robert Šlachta as an act of bravery. He attributed to him and his team a role in the fall of the Nečas government, the formation of Zeman's presidential government, and the subsequent rise of ANO and Andrej Babiš. He recalled that thirteen years ago, 400 members of Šlachta's command intervened at the government building and that the operation, according to him, concerned luxury handbags and surveillance connected to Jana Nagyová. Šarapatka assigned responsibility to Šlachta and his colleague from the VSZ for Miloš Zeman's refusal to accept 101 signatures of MPs from the then Speaker of the Chamber, Němcová, and to appoint a government according to the Constitution. He described Zeman's government as a composition of people from the environment of social democrats and their supporters. He also stated that the state, in his opinion, subsequently faced problems with Babiš, whom he accused of embezzling public property. He labeled Šlachta as a former policeman and ally of Zeman and Babiš who became a politician. He estimated that he could switch to Václav Láska, who, according to him, hinted at new members of his senatorial club on television the day before. According to Šarapatka, Němcová's departure from high politics was not a reason for her tenure in the Senate and earlier in the Chamber to end in the way she demonstrated on Czech Television. In conclusion, he thanked her for her public service. #respekt (translated)

Kutil Tona wrote that he will not forget how in 2013 the then defender of Kremlin propaganda supposedly "bent" the Constitution and did not name Mirka Němcová as prime minister, even though she had a majority in the Chamber of Deputies, albeit a narrow one. He claimed that the person in question formed a government of his loyal supporters and that afterward, Babiš was able to benefit from political advantages for the first time. He added that today could have looked different. #politika #ČeskáRepublika #historie (translated)

Alexandr Mitrofanov stated that the parties and movements that succeeded in the Senate elections will have to significantly tighten their stance on illegal immigration from Arab and African countries if they want to succeed in the elections to the Chamber of Deputies. He added that migration did not represent a real problem in the Czech Republic, but it did for Europe, and the Czech Republic is a part of it. #volby #migrace #Evropa (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that the government had only been in power for ten months, but according to him, it had done everything for its rapid loss of trust. He made derogatory remarks about the Speaker of the House, associated governance with not submitting to the courts, and criticized the attacks on the president, which he described as petulant and immature. He compared the state treasury to a broken toy in the hands of a person he also insultingly named. In conclusion, he called for the government to resign. #politika #vláda #demokracie (translated)

Jura Háček quoted Babiš, who said he did not understand the situation, that no one was mobilizing, while he himself was, and that extraordinary assemblies should have taken place. Babiš added in the quote that he would come up with a proposal, but for now he would not share it with anyone. Háček described his statement as an "excellent grotesque" and wrote that if this were happening in Russia, people might already be falling out of windows in Chodov. https://t.co/lRgph8eost #politika #groteska #Babiš (translated)

Petr stated that the elections to the Chamber of Deputies are governed by a proportional system, while the elections to the Senate are governed by a majority system. According to him, this implies that there are quite a lot of people in the Czech Republic, whom he referred to in a derogatory manner, but they do not constitute the majority. #volby #politika #demokracie (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)

Václav Láska (SEN 21) expressed gratitude to his voters after a difficult election, in which he faced the majority of parliamentary parties, while his opponent Radko Sáblík (ODS) praised the work of his student team, which led his campaign. #SenátníVolby #VáclavLáska #Kampaň (translated)

Alexandr Mitrofanov wrote that the second round of the Senate elections showed how the Chamber and the government would look if the voters of Babiš and his party did not come to the polls. He added that these voters will come to the elections for the Chamber. #volby #politika #Senát (translated)

The author of the contribution wrote that he would not restrict freedom of speech, even for politicians in relation to journalists, and that anyone can be criticized. After reading that one member of parliament wished a female journalist death threats, he felt, as a public service journalist, the right and, as a man, the duty to label him as an "absolute loser." #žurnalistika #politika #CZ (translated)

The article deals with the complexity and ambiguities in the Czech state budget, which is approved every year by the Chamber of Deputies, and points to the difficulty of navigating its documentation and the insufficient digitization of these key pieces of information for the public. #státnírozpočet #českápolitika #transparentnost (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka criticized the plan to convene a meeting in the Chamber of Deputies regarding the privacy of President Petr Pavel. He compared it to political processes from the communist era and claimed that its initiators were diverting attention from the problems facing Andrej Babiš's team, including the budget deficit and what he described as a fraud against pensioners. He also mentioned statements from representatives of the European Union regarding Babiš's conflict of interest. Šarapatka stated that Pavel publicly acknowledged a mistake concerning the elections and made his travel expenses public, although he emphasized that this is a private matter. He labeled the meeting in the Chamber as an unsuccessful political action and criticized Rajchl and Vondráček; he added a personal remark towards Rajchl. He described the President as a symbol of the Czech Republic in the West, in NATO, and the European Union, and called for support in the Senate. As a defender of democracy, he named Karel Řehka, Tomáš Třetina, Adéla Sucharda Šípová, Martin Dvořák, Jiří Padevět, and Tomáš Goláň and urged readers to go to the polls. #demokracie #politika #volby (translated)

Martin Kuba stated that someone threatened journalist Karolína Brodníčková with death, and SPD MP Josef Nerušil reacted with the words "let her taste her own medicine." Kuba described the trivialization of threats against journalists for their work as unacceptable and wrote that, in his opinion, Nerušil has no place in the Chamber. He added that politicians can disagree with journalists and criticize their work, but they must not use that as an excuse to trivialize death threats. According to Kuba, the political scene should categorically reject such threats regardless of whether the journalist comes from a right-wing or left-wing media outlet. He also warned against a political climate that, in his view, increases aggression in society and adds fuel to the fire. #politika #novináři #bezpečnost (translated)