In a recent interaction, politician Farský posed critical questions to Vondráček regarding the state of the rule of law in Czechia and the internal handling of party matters related to Babiš and the ANO party. The inquiry suggests underlying tensions as Farský indicates that actions perceived as undermining the rule of law could have severe implications for the party's integrity and public image. Farský's challenge reflects a growing discourse around the political responsibilities of established parties in the face of controversial leadership and their accountability to the electorate. The context of this exchange highlights a crucial moment in Czech politics where governance principles are being scrutinized, and party cohesion is being tested. This incident not only addresses the immediate concerns over Babiš's role but also raises broader questions about the direction of Czech politics, the prioritization of war against corruption, and the values upheld by political institutions.