The running gag that a kiss between Herbert Kickl and Eva Glawischnig while they were at school in Carinthia would have completely changed the blue frontman’s political career has lost its mind. Because Austria knows since Wednesday: there was actually this kiss at the age of 14 at a birthday party. The Glawischnig outing caused many smiles, not only in the krone.tv studio, where the former Greens boss
“What would have happened if she had said no then?” That should now be the question, ORF presenter Armin Wolf said in “Zeit im Bild 2” on Wednesday evening. The intimate secret also made waves on social media.
A user on Twitter complained that there had never been a televised duel between Kickl and Glawischnig. Perhaps the secret had been revealed earlier? In fact, many wondered why this has only now become known. Some people suspected that Glawischnig and her employer Novomatic were no longer dominating Google searches, but rather spin-the-bottle at the birthday party.
Below are some funny posts about the Spin the Bottle cause:
“With or without tongue?”
Of course, the kiss was also hotly debated on the krone.at forum. User resi.tupfer asked what she thinks is the most important question yet to be clarified: “With or without a tongue?”
Glawischnig and Kickl had previously been vehemently silent about their school days together. The former federal spokeswoman for the Greens recently said in a conversation with Katia Wagner: “Even young Kickl has a right to privacy!” But now she revealed the long-kept secret on krone.tv: “We kissed, we were very young!” At the age of 14, they played bottle spin at their birthday party in the early 1980s. And then there was a kiss between Kickl and Glawischnig, according to the 54-year-old on the show “Das Duell”.
Source: Krone
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