In this interview, Katja Kokot, leader of the Resni.ca parliamentary group, discusses the challenges faced by her party in Slovenian politics. She highlights the strategy of increasing visibility through provocative statements to engage citizens and spark debate, especially in response to attacks from the left-wing political spectrum. Kokot emphasizes the importance of direct citizen participation in democracy, such as through referendums, and criticizes the ruling coalition for enabling policies despite initial expectations. She acknowledges the constant pressure and smear campaigns against her party but remains defiant, stating that being average is the greatest mistake in politics.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the political struggle as a battle between 'average' politicians and those who provoke discussion. The emphasis on provocation as a democratic tool aligns with progressive values. The critique of the ruling coalition and the focus on engaging citizens through boldness suggest a左翼傾






