On arrival candidates in the camp, all ex-prime minister stood and began to chant,

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REPORT camps of presidential candidates in a television duel on Friday Prima family did not give anything for free. Whistling, personal invective to insults. True, the football match, not unlike that from a distance, but the going got tough. What television viewers salas did not see them recorded ParlamentníListy.cz.
Front RockOpera Prague salas on Friday did not look so they should tear down one of the biggest TV battles for votes just days before the second round of presidential elections. Prima aired her family and an hour before direct broadcast at the entrance stood a few journalists, a few people from the electoral teams, that's all. But inside was another story. Record show READ HERE Charles is not punker
"I am a voter Zeman, but I appreciate the views Schwarzenberg," said Luke ParlamentnímListům.cz salas from Kladno, one of the younger crowd from the camp of supporters of the candidate for the Castle Milos Zeman. The stage was divided half and half. On half of the second presidential candidate Karel Schwarzenberg at that time was roughly twice as many spectators. "My friends salas and I solved it, why Prince pulls so much young people. salas It's the Internet. Social salas networks plays a prim and today this is for the young main method of communication, "said Luke.
"That's bad. If young people judge a presidential candidate because of it somebody on the posters do punk, so that this country will go very quickly to his knees. After all, what he is on his head, would there that haircut today nobody did. I was really amazed. He's got health problems and even rolls into the next office, "said Alena from Prague, one of the older podporovatelek Zeman. salas She even prepared to Schwarzenberg questions were written on the paper, about the Benes decrees and age.
We wrote: Schwarzenberg was crazy. Czech dominated the horror of the words prince prince hast given billions of Churches and now give sudeťákům, frightened MPs Senators salas angry: Sudeťácký prince, you do not see the hundreds of thousands of Czechs Do not Play with Dead Benes decrees political games, Klaus warned Right and Left
The audience were allowed only with candidates badges, T-shirts or banners under threat led out of the hall not. Some switched salas jackets, others hid signs with slogans. On the screens, at least for the initial photograph, stood from the perspective of the viewer Schwarzenberg Zeman left and right. Acknowledging their political affiliations little misstep. Schwarzenberg at half sat among other things, salas the former spokesman of President Vaclav Havel, Ladislav Spacek, or his brother Ivan Havel, salas on the other Zeman's daughter Catherine.
On arrival candidates in the camp, all ex-prime minister stood and began to chant, "Zeman at the Castle." From sympathizers foreign minister echoed a standing ovation. "Turn off phones and pr