Jarosław Kaczyński proposed the creation of a “technical government”. Sławomir Mentzen, in response, proposed a gathering with the president of the Law and Justice Office, but was rapidly ‘verted’. In response, the Confederate co-leader spared no harsh words from this initiative. Radosław Fogiel spoke.
“Maybe we didn’t rather realize each other. And just to make it clear – I compose it with the best will, without any malice or intention to initiate a scission, due to the fact that that's most likely not what we request today," wrote Radosław Fogiel from the Law and Justice Service on X.
The MP stated that his organization was making a proposal and invited to discuss "those who are willing to accept specified an invitation". Fogiel pointed out that no name had been given so that “no 1 would feel stood up against the wall and that it was not alleged that it was a 'written performance'”. He assured that organization politicians were open to conversation.
Radosław Fogiel besides recalled that neither the PiS nor the Confederacy have the majority in the Sejm needed to establish specified a government. He added that if that were the case, "we wouldn't have a terrible Donald Tusk government today."
"We want to make a chance to exit the framework of today's ruling strategy and verify whether specified a proposal, which puts Poland's interests first alternatively than the party's, will find a new, possibly unobvious majority. There is no point in dealing with media contacts instead," he wrote.
Continuing Mentzen-PiS clash
This entry is simply a consequence to Sławomir Mentzen's post. As we wrote on Temat.pl, on Monday Jarosław Kaczyński talked about the creation of a "technical government", which would be "apolitical".
Sławomir Mentzen then stated that the PiS president's proposal "at first glance seems to have no chance of a majority in the Sejm", but if the head of the PiS "knows more", he invites him to the meeting. He received a fast consequence from the organization spokesperson.
"We appreciate Mr Mentzen's interest in the Law and Justice initiative, although his club's support for parliamentary arithmetic is inactive insufficient. We are besides waiting for another political groups to report," wrote Rafał Bochenek on X.
The leader of the Confederacy reacted harshly. “Just as I thought, actually, I was sure. This is not about a real callback of the Tusk government, but about a purely media proposal, a simple spin and media attention for months, as erstwhile with Prof. Gliński. Just a smoke screen. You don't have the majority, you don't have the candidate, you don't have the specifics. Just a fairy tale, a fairy tale for the naive," he wrote.
