A year has passed since Karol Nawrocki took office as president of Poland. He's vetoed as many as 36 laws since he vowed. This is simply a lot, due to the fact that Alexander Kwasniewski was the erstwhile evidence holder in the number of refusals to sign under the fresh laws. The difference, however, is that it took the erstwhile president 10 years.
The most common presidential veto by Karol Nawrocki is an ideological opposition to the works of the Sejm. But due to this political skirmish, the main suffering is the citizens. For they are denied rights that could make their regular lives easier.
