Since the Polish political primacy is led by the governing coalition, I will mainly dedicate this note to it. I'm going to start with the most crucial person, which is "the driver." Tusk. I present his last message on Polexit: "Polexit is simply a real threat today! He's wanted by both Confederates and most of the Law and Justice. Nawrocki is their patron. The Union is wanted to be destroyed by:Russia, the American MAGA and the European right with Orban in the lead. It would be a disaster for Poland. I'll do anything to halt them." After this curiosity of the EU's opponents, Tusk can see the continuation of the shock after the losing presidential election deepened by the presidential veto SAFE. Whether the criticism of the EU's foolish and harmful efforts is to prosecute Polexit or whether it is average in democracy, you can ask Prime Minister Tusk, the politician he thinks is. A January poll for "Super Express"- 69 percent of those surveyed say that our country should not make a polexit. Does the Prime Minister think that Nawrocki, Confederation or PiS are idiots who want to step out of the EU against the opinion of most Poles? If there's no argument, you come up with all kinds of stupid things.
In the footsteps of the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister Sikorski goes, saying that the President's veto will not make money on bulletproof vests for Polish police. Recently, the government boasted that Poland is the 20th economy of the world. He spends PLN 50 million, on a pilot program of 4 days of work week, Sikorski from the MFA budget donated $100 million to Ukrainians to acquisition weapons and he blabbers about the deficiency of vests for the police. Accusing it was the president's veto. And he could give that 100 million to the head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs, Kierwinski, and it would be over. The talented police officers are ordered to praise Sikorski's gesture. But why blame it on the president?
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2445840165867262
