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Viktor Sešívanej questioned the labeling of the gain of one mandate as a victory. He wrote to Dolph Segal and President Petr Pavel that it would be like celebrating a victory in a race where the only opponent is a child, and he reacted with an ironic "Yeah, right." https://t.co/Msea0eMPvD #politika #vítězství #mandát (translated)

Joy 3.0 conveyed to Dolph Segal and President Petr Pavel that a person who, in his opinion, used to drive to Brussels in a car with emissions comparable to a locomotive and was showing off, is now writing about emissions. He also accused the addressed person of behaving insulted and childish. #emise #Brusel #politika (translated)

Petr Holec mockingly spoke about President Petr Pavel, labeling him as leftist and using an insulting term implying a washed-out brain. He wrote that Pavel can't be trusted a word in the interview, as he believes the president doesn't even believe his own statements. He highlighted Pavel's message that he showed people they should go vote, adding that in doing so the president surpassed himself. https://t.co/eWJ6OhCVDP #prezident #volby #politika (translated)

Viet Tran stated that he managed to connect with people from the Moroccan expedition of President Pavel, who provided him with testimonies and photographs from the rescue operation. He wrote that the report was published exclusively on Aktuálně.cz, submitted it at three in the morning, and asked readers to read it and share it. https://t.co/Ub3FwVYktO #Maroko #Záchrana #Svědectví (translated)

Marek Stoniš wrote to Danuše Nerudová that, in his opinion, President Petr Pavel did not care for the Czech Republic. He cited as reasons Pavel's proposals to abolish the Czech veto in the EU, support for the holding of Sudeten German Landsmannschaft congresses in the Czech Republic, and support for the claims of the Prince of Liechtenstein to Czech property. He also attributed to him an effort to abolish the Czech crown and dissolve Czech statehood in a "United States of Europe." He added that nothing changed his assessment, even Pavel's "jet-setting" participation in the local elections in Černouček. #ČeskáPolitika #EU #Státnost (translated)

Petr Holec wrote that President Petr Pavel flew by private jet from Morocco to Prague and back in one day. He ironically added that this cleared the air and it immediately got cooler in the Czech Republic. He called Pavel "agent Pávka" and stated that he can be trusted. #PrezidentPavel #Maroko #Česko (translated)

Paula wrote that if Andrej Babiš tried to run for president again, it would be enough to watch two short videos that, according to her, showed a significant difference. She thanked President Petr Pavel for reassessing his "judgment error." #volby https://t.co/fPG6EyQKYY #volby #politika #prezident (translated)

Vavrinec Hradilek wrote that he was still waiting to see if President Petr Pavel would arrive on a motorcycle. He stated that he was happy and suspected that Pavel would succeed in the end, and thanked him for acknowledging the mistake and correcting it. #prezident #radost #chyba (translated)

Lookin wrote that his critics first reproached the president for not showing up for the elections, and the following day they complained that he did show up. He used a derogatory term for them and stated that according to him, Petr Pavel led them by the nose. https://t.co/ln8nAYPUBn #volby #prezident #politika (translated)

Ondřej Černý appreciated an unspecified gesture and wrote that most Czech people would rather lose a thumb than admit a mistake. He added that President Petr Pavel must be tired of being considered a savior by people. He compared him to an "umbrella species," which, according to him, bears attacks from people whom he described vulgarity for a certain time so that a resilient young generation can grow under its protection. Černý also wrote that democracy should not rely on a single guarantor, into whom people project their problems, but on free individuals who support each other and encourage each other towards good. He thanked for this lesson. #demokracie #svoboda #politika (translated)

Tomáš Veverka thanked President Petr Pavel and wrote that he expected a more spectacular arrival, such as a parachute jump. According to Veverka, it would have very much angered the people he referred to with a derogatory term; nevertheless, he stated that it was good. #vtip #humor #Česko (translated)

Kamil Krilov stated that if Filip Turek or Petr Macinka had acted similarly, it would be written about how they "trolled society." According to him, President Petr Pavel admitted a mistake in planning his vacation, returned to vote in the municipal elections, and then flew back to his vacation. Krilov wrote that he believed Pavel would not only admit his mistake but also rectify it. He reminded that Pavel was once a member of the Communist Party and noted that Pavel had atoned for this many times over as the Chief of the General Staff and later as the head of the NATO Military Committee. For that, he thanked him. He referred to Turek and Macinka as significantly inferior to Pavel and described the SPD as the Czech branch of United Russia. #politika #volby #Česko (translated)

Vojta wrote that Petr Pavel admitted his mistake and corrected it, thus also responding to his critics. He added that this will cause disappointment in IVK for Petr Macinka, who has already been photographed in Černouček with his voters in a pub. According to Vojta, Macinka has fallen for it again, just like in the case of Paukner. #politika #prezident #českárepublika (translated)

Alena Boninska wrote that when she flew halfway across the world for the second round of the presidential elections, she believed that Petr Pavel would not disappoint her. She added that she secretly hoped he would surprise skeptics again today and thanked the president. #volby #prezident #politika (translated)

Kutil then described the "dramatic aftermath" of the diplomatic mission of Černouček and wrote that Foreign Minister Petr Macinka was recovering in his office after the trip to the village where the president is from when he learned that Petr Pavel had returned from Morocco to the Czech Republic and was voting. According to the author, this was followed by changing out of a sweaty suit, checking locks, and inquiring with the secretariat whether the president was indeed far from the ministry. He labeled Czech diplomacy as being in a state of highest alert. #ČeskáPolitika #Diplomacie #PrezidentPavel (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that President Petr Pavel came to vote and admitted a mistake that he subsequently corrected. He added that Kulidakis, Stoniš, Veselý, and other journalists and politicians he labeled derogatorily should act similarly and apologize. https://t.co/helri6w7C7 #volby #politika #respekt (translated)