Článek Lucie Müllerové. Politika je pro většinu lidí trochu nuda. Muži v oblecích, dámy v kostýmcích, dlouhé proslovy leckdy o ničem, samá inflace, hrubý domácí produkt, důchodová reforma… Ale někdy se i naši nejvyšší představitelé utrhnou ze řetězu. A pak lítají flákance, pohlavky a mnohdy i dost vulgární výrazy. Naposled své emoce na uzdě neudržela komunistická europoslankyně Kateřina Konečná a ministryně obrany z ODS Jana Černochová.
I politici jsou zjevně jen lidé, takže jim čas od času rupnou nervy. A pak se i z formálních projevů či příspěvků stane slušná šaráda. Bývá to legrace, na internetu z jejich emočních výstupů vznikají virální videa, jenže ve výsledku je to možná spíš k pláči.
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