Filip Sulík (29)The son of Richard Sulík’s policy (57) is known mainly on social networks thanks to his controversial views. His sharp tongue, however, does not like SaS chairman Branislav Gröhling (51)who admitted that he was hindered by the association of his name with the political party.
He spoke of the latest when Sulík The Younger embarked on Slovak artists. “I am disgusted with it and it was very difficult to read. Slovak artists are not in a simple situation for the government and regularly adds Sulík the younger. It proves to me that this is associated with the Freedom and Solidarity Party because of his father, my patience is already over, ” said openly and added that He asked his predecessor to distance himself from his son’s behavior.
“I will not allow Filip Sulík’s statements to hurt Saxony,” He continued Gröhling, who never communicated with Philip himself and has no reason to. Instead of distanceing, the chairman of the SaS has received from Richard Sulík such a response. “I do not consider the last statements of my son to be attacks on women. For me it is far beyond the border and it is exactly what it represents SaS. I do not allow someone to associate us with such insults,” stated.
To Gröhling’s challenges responded to I Filip And it tells people that it is no longer a year of 754 and his father-king cannot throw it into the castle prison when he is shame. “What does it mean to distance yourself from statements? ‘ It is supposed to convene a press and say that ‘I distance myself from his statements, or how is this great -grandfather being a communist and I would also like to distance myself from his statement,’ he wrote.
“So if someone happens to find out how it is done, please let me know. Then I would like to distance myself from how my dad hung the rainbow flag in front of the Ministry of Economy. Please all do not forget to publicly distance yourself from everything in your family with what you disagree with, because otherwise it means you have the same opinion as every single member of your family, ” ended.
