A few words about me
As a political analyst, I deal with international affairs and education day in, day out, and I do my work primarily in the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic. On top of that, I have been teaching English for several years and I am just now finishing my master's degree in political science at CEVRO University. At work, I see every day how the laws and decisions that affect people's everyday lives are made. Together with my overview of education and how public administration works, this gives me a clear idea of what really troubles towns and what, on the other hand, helps them.
My view of politics is simple: it should make people's lives easier, not more complicated. What matters more to me than empty promises before the elections is what actually remains after four years. I want children, families and seniors to feel good in our town. The three topics closest to me are education, support for families and sensible management of the town's finances. I want good schools with a good environment for both pupils and teachers. I want a town that thinks about families, a responsible budget and welcoming public space.
It's not about being on the list as a young face. I want to offer what I can do and what I know to the town where I grew up.
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
