Czarnek about Nawrocki gathering with Tuski: “I will pray”

Zdjęcie: Czarnek o spotkaniu Nawrockiego z Tuskiem: „Będę się modlił”

Przemysław Czarnek declared on 6 November that he would "pray and cheer" to Karol Nawrock if the president accepted the proposal to talk privately with Donald Tuski. The gathering is to address the crisis around the Constitutional Court. Mr PiS himself advises against talking, but he stresses that the decision is the head of state.

Tusk proposes to talk after the RCN meeting

Donald Tusk informed after a Tuesday gathering of the National safety Council that he had offered Charles Nawrock a gathering in private. According to the Prime Minister, the conversation would reduce tensions around the Constitutional Court. During the open part of the sitting, the president himself spoke of a serious constitutional crisis.

This is another chapter of tension between the most crucial centres of executive power. late Charles Nawrocki accused Donald Tusk of making a mistake. The Prime Minister now proposes direct dialogue, but right-wing politicians do not trust the intentions of the head of government.

Czarnek doesn't trust the Prime Minister.

Przemysław Czarnek said that he would not meet Donald Tuski at the President's place. The PiS MP referred to the Prime Minister as a man who constantly cheats. At the same time he warned that the final decision belongs to Karol Nawrocki.

If there's a conversation, Czarnek intends to support the president with prayer and hopes to accomplish a solution. In his message to Radio Wnet, quoted by the portal DoRzeczy.pl, the politician besides attributed Tusk to the work for actions aimed at constitutional authorities of the state. This is simply a serious political accusation, not a final court ruling.

Mr PiS argued that the exit from the crisis should be the resignation of the government, the restoration of the Constitutional Court's legal action and the discussion of political forces about the future form of this institution. On the another hand, he rejected the option of a simple reset and the choice of the full composition of the TK from the beginning.

Conversation cannot replace state rules

Poland needs efficient institutions, not another phase of the war led by facts. The president had already called on the government to end the political war. gathering alone may lower the temperature, but it will not resolve the dispute over the legality of the authorities and the position of the Court itself.

There is simply a circumstantial stake for Poles: legal certainty, continuity of the state and the belief that constitutional bodies are not tools for an ad hoc majority. Nawrocki's conversation with Tusk only makes sense if it leads to compliance with the rules. A backroom compromise without clear legal bases would aggravate the crisis of trust.

Source: Doraczy.pl

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