Political bottom of the week. Nawrocks, Rubio, Dino, and others — how low power can go

President Nawrocki and “Apologising Policy”

The program is opened by the harsh criticism of president Karol Nawrocki, who, during Volodymyr Zelenski's visit, was to present him with a two-volume publication about Volyn and request an apology.

Piotr Nowak says this figuratively:

“It’s like seeing a man in blood begging for an ambulance, and you say to him: Ask nicely, and apologize at all, due to the fact that you got my shoes dirty.It’s okay. ”

Szumlewicz adds that specified behaviour shows more about Polish politicians than about Ukraine:

"This is simply a national policy exported to global relations. And at the worst."

Both of them point out that Zelenski, in spite of fatigue and pressure, remained classy and calm. “He looks tired, but not broken,” says Shumlewicz.

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Marco Rubio and the War on the Font

American Senator Marco Rubio triumphantly announced the return of the U.S. administration to the font Times fresh Roman, criticizing Calibri as a "woke" due to the fact that she was more readable to those with visual impairments.

Shumlevich does not hold outrage:

"I do not realize selfless evil. How can 1 get satisfaction from making life hard for people with disabilities?"

Nowak adds:

"It's a revolution backwards. More harm, little empathy."

Dino — a Polish farm of the 21st century

The program besides includes a discussion of Marta Zdanowska's study on working conditions on the Dino network. Cashiers are expected to produce a standard of 20 products per minute, work in the cold and fear medical layoffs.

Szmulewicz concludes:

"This is simply a folk approach to workers. Polish employers are mentally stuck in the 1990s.”

Nowak adds:

"I like to pay more in a store where people are treated humanly."

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PSL and the "test" for partnerships

Secretary of State Paweł Bejda (PSL) proposed that couples in partnerships get rights only after 1 year.

Nowak ironics:

“How about church matrimony after 15 years of trial? Let us be consistent.”

Szmulewicz does not leave a dry thread:

“This is treating people like children. This is simply a totalitarian vision.”

Confederate and soya that ‘changes orientation’

At the gathering of the Confederate parliamentary team, thesis was that:

• vaccines origin autism,
• BCG causes tuberculosis,
• Soya ‘changes sexual orientation’.

Szmulewicz comments:

"This compromises the Polish Sejm. It's a burden of crap."

Robert Bąkiewicz and PLN 383 thousand

The National taxation Administration ordered Bąkiewicz to return PLN 383 1000 of grants which he did not settle.

Nowak:

“He has talent — money sticks to him. Problem is, not his."

Szmulewicz adds:

"Even his Catholic projects did not want to be implemented. He just took the money."

Nawrocks veto sugar tax

Finally, the leaders discuss the President's decision to veto sugar tax.

Shumlevich:

"This is promoting unhealthy products. Another harmful decision.’

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