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Tea Jedlovcnik advised Esih not to bother with further writing, as in his opinion nothing written would change the situation. He noted that the biggest problems were within Esih's own ranks, while also criticizing the supporters of non-governmental organizations. He believed that the political side to which he directed his accusations was not doing well and was acting pathetically. He added that the right wing had much more material for criticism in his opinion. Among other things, he mentioned leftists whom he described with a derogatory term, the brides in handcuffs who were supposed to be suffering abuses in Romanian prisons, and the upcoming parties of GEN-I. The opposing side was said to have only Stevanović, who according to Jedlovcnik was doing well compared to UKZ. In the end, he suggested to Esih to rather write about botany and cuisine. #politika #javnoopinion #kritika (translated)

The proposal for constitutional charges against the prime minister has been withdrawn from the October session of the National Assembly, as well as the extraordinary session on the investigators, while Mijič does not intend to resign, and Stevanović labeled him a relative victim. #Mijič #Stevanović #politika (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that he spoke with an unnamed employee of the Information Commissioner. The employee reportedly assessed that Stevanović did nothing illegal by publishing just the phone number, as it could belong to anyone and should not be considered a specific personal data. According to Požar, it was Tina Gaber who first publicly revealed that the number belonged to Golob; the employee believed that she could potentially be in violation or commit a crime. #informacije #zasebnost #zakonodaja (translated)

Resni.ca noted that the article, in her opinion, again showed that they were right, and assessed that the Slovenian media are on par with the Colombian ones. She claimed that the media have been diverting attention from serious issues for half a year because they are looking for a scapegoat, and the reason for this is said to be money. According to Resni.ca, Stevanović paid the workers of the company where Mijič was employed, and he would also pay others if they were allowed to reach him. She also wrote that Stevanović demanded the return of that money from Mijič and the settlement of the remaining debts. Resni.ca stated that this year Stevanović called for the resignation of several MPs: Golob due to suspicion of corruption, Mesec for alleged ignorance while 200 workers were left without pay, and Levica due to allegations about a malfunctioning device of a female MP, which footage supposedly disproved since the MP did not vote at all. He allegedly called for Mijič's resignation multiple times, although he is said to have known that Mijič, in his opinion, is a product of the deep state's attack. She added that the same thing happened in this case as with others. https://t.co/lT1cQ8T4dS #mediji #korupcija #politika (translated)

Resni.ca invited people to imagine that Stevanović spoke to the journalist in that manner. She wrote that the arrogance, rudeness, pompousness, and primitiveness that this political camp demonstrates, in her opinion, were unimaginable before entering realpolitik. https://t.co/UrjnJVxQHQ #politika #sramota #nadzor (translated)

F**k you, Zoki! I have you in mind, but you're slowly getting on my "nerves." I grew up in a multicultural environment. The neighbors were Bosniaks, Serbs, Croats, a Macedonian, and one Slovenian who annoyed everyone. I learned one simple thing: roots are like underwear. Everyone has them, no one hides them, but you also don't hang them on the balcony every day for the whole street to see. Stevanović is now the second person in the country. Not the mayor of Foča, not the godfather of the Republic of Srpska, but the president of the Slovenian National Assembly. And he's going for a weekend "to the hills above Tara," where he's randomly godfathering at a church together with a person whom Slovenia has banned from entering the country. In the photos, all the political elite of the Republic of Srpska is there. He writes at home, "beautiful moments with the locals." Dodik posts a video and emphasizes that the president of the Slovenian parliament is there. So: when Dodik is unwanted in Slovenia, Slovenia goes to him. In simple terms: if you're not allowed in a tavern, you send the president of the parliament up there. And this is not a problem of origin. Everyone has roots somewhere. That's not the problem. The problem is that the position of the president of the National Assembly does not have a weekend. There is no "private visit." When you sit in that chair, you are in Slovenia, not Zoran from the neighboring village. Anyone who has at least once watched how the Austrians or Germans handle this should know that. Mr. Stevanović, roots are a beautiful thing. But it's better to water them at home, quietly, as we all do. Not with Dodik on the balcony. #Slovenija #Politika #Multikulturalizem (translated)

Ni problem v tem, da je bil direktor slovenskega državnega podjetja zaradi hude korpucije aretiran v Romuniji. Problem je, da ni bil aretiran doma. Čeprav so vsi (predvsem mediji❗️) ves čas vedeli, kaj se dogaja! Ampak so v predklonu zaradi teže evrov v sprednjem žepu srajce gledali, a si je Stevanović pravilno zavezal vezalke. ☝️ #korupcija #Slovenija #politika

Po pričakovanjih je Stevanović glasovanje preživel, manko desetih levičarskih glasov nam pa dopoveduje, čemu služi njihov matr in povsem nepotrebni šou. Razgrajaško gobcanje je vse kar potrebujejo in spravijo skupaj. Izvoljeni kretenizem v parlamentu so. https://t.co/2Zw8chGZoL #politika #volitve #parlament