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Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the Polish budget requires urgent measures, and the promotion of the Minister of Finance to Deputy Prime Minister would not fix the deficit. He cited a statement made by President Karol Nawrocki during a meeting with residents of the High-Mazovian County in Kulesze Kościelne. According to Bogucki, Nawrocki appealed to the Prime Minister for dialogue with the government regarding public finances and warned that budgetary problems cannot be postponed. The President pointed out, as reported by Bogucki, a deficit of 172.2 billion zlotys in September of this year and increasing debt. He also assessed that discussions on these issues are more important than matters he described as trivial, and accused the government side of lack of readiness for dialogue. #Polska #budżet #finanse (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the communist terror did not break the soldiers and activists of the Polish independence underground, who remained loyal to their homeland and gave their lives for a free Poland. He informed that during the funeral ceremony for 49 victims of the communist regime at the Osobowice Cemetery in Wrocław, President Karol Nawrocki paid tribute to the deceased as heroes of the fight for freedom, sovereignty, and independence of Poland. According to Bogucki's account, Nawrocki said that many of them served in the Home Army, National Armed Forces, National Military Unity, Conspiratorial Polish Army, and other organizations, and after 1945 continued to fight for a free and sovereign Republic, keeping their oath. #WolnaPolska #Niepodległość #Bohaterowie (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki criticized Marshal Czarzasty, assessing that he should not speak about Yalta, Polish freedom, or the military. He wrote that Czarzasty joined the PZPR in 1983, during or shortly after the martial law, and that his environment had enslaved Poland for decades. He added that Czarzasty participated in this system when — as Bogucki claimed — others stopped participating in it. #Polska #Wolność #Historia (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki accused Donald Tusk of returning to the topic of abortion to distract from the government’s incompetence, ongoing scandals, and issues with public finances. He stated that the prime minister was motivated by political considerations rather than the common good or women's health. Bogucki reminded that he had been in power for three years and lost the vote on abortion in July of the first year of his government. He wrote that since then, nothing had happened, and the public had only just learned that the committee dealing with this issue had not been working, even though the lawmakers sitting on it were receiving pay. He added that before the announced women’s strike, Tusk faced problems “on every front” and once again raised the issue of abortion, which, according to Bogucki, shifted the focus away from the problems affecting millions of Poles. #DonaldTusk #Polska #aborcja (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki described Donald Tusk as the worst prime minister of the Third Polish Republic and finance minister Andrzej Domański as the worst finance minister of the Third Polish Republic. He wrote that Tusk wanted to make Domański the deputy prime minister and assessed that this decision would harm Poland. Bogucki accused Tusk of using an intensified version of the "Neumann doctrine." He claimed that the prime minister would defend the minister against dismissal, despite the responsibility for the growing budget deficit and the poor state of public finances, because Domański belonged to the Civic Platform party. As a comparison, Bogucki pointed out that over a year before his departure, Tusk appointed the then finance minister Jacek Rostowski as deputy prime minister. He added that now the situation was, in his opinion, much worse, and Tusk again wanted to entrust this position to the finance minister. He suggested that further developments could occur in a year. #Polska #finanse #polityka (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki criticized the plans to appoint the Minister of Finance as Deputy Prime Minister, calling him the worst minister. He wrote that the decision reflects a crisis in the government and the stubborn actions of Donald Tusk. Bogucki stated that Poles have no reason to be satisfied with the minister, pointing to a deficit exceeding 281 billion zlotys. He added that since the Civic Platform took power, the costs of servicing the debt have increased from 70 to 107 billion zlotys. According to him, the difference, which is 37 billion zlotys, could be used to build two Fort Trumps or to purchase tanks and military equipment. #Polska #rząd #finanse (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki accused Żurek of conducting two contradictory cases regarding the oath of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that the director of the Constitutional Tribunal's Chancellery heard an accusation for not allowing judges who had not taken the oath before the President of the Republic of Poland to work, while a proceeding against him was to be conducted regarding the president's failure to receive the oath. Bogucki argued that if the oath taken in the Sejm was valid, there were no grounds for the proceeding regarding its non-receipt by the president. If, however, it was not effectively taken before the president, then — according to him — there were no grounds for the accusation against the director of the Constitutional Tribunal's Chancellery for not allowing the judges to work. He said that Żurek was conducting both cases in parallel. #absurd #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that no international tribunals or commissions stand above the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. He pointed out that President Karol Nawrocki referred to the constitution and loyalty to the Republic, addressing the newly appointed judges and assessor. Bogucki reported that Nawrocki reminded of the oath of loyalty to Poland and defined the constitution as the fundamental source of law, citing its articles 8 and 87. He added that the president said these articles do not mention international tribunals or commissions assessing the Polish legal system, and a white eagle in a crown would hang over the hearts of the appointed judges and assessors. #KonstytucjaRP #RzeczpospolitaPolska #Prawo (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki warned that Donald Tusk's government might try to indirectly limit the presidential veto, among other things through the Constitutional Tribunal. As a signal of such a possibility, he pointed to the statement of the former president of the Tribunal, Andrzej Zoll, who — as Bogucki reported — said that the president has the right to veto, but should not use it for political reasons. Bogucki emphasized that the Constitution of the Republic of Poland clearly grants the president the right of veto. He accused the government and the current parliamentary majority of wanting to interpret its provisions to their advantage and characterized such actions as "jugglery with the law." #Polska #Konstytucja #Prawo (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that President Karol Nawrocki assessed that Włodzimierz Czarzasty could neither disregard nor offend him. According to the words of Nawrocki cited by Bogucki, the Speaker of the Sejm had minimal social support, and his position was a result of political pragmatism and the decisions of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The president also described him as Tusk's deputy in the Sejm. #Polityka #Sejm #DonaldTusk (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that Donald Tusk, Radosław Sikorski, and the current government spoke about Russia in a manner similar to Lech and Jarosław Kaczyński several years earlier. He concluded that this shows who was right at that time. Bogucki stated that Tusk is currently not a pro-Russian politician, but a pro-German one. He claimed that in the past Tusk was pro-Russian, and his policy was associated with unfavorable gas contracts, high payments to Gazprom, yielding to Vladimir Putin, and a reset in relations with Russia. He described these issues as facts resulting from the recent history of Poland, and not as evaluations or opinions. #DonaldTusk #Polityka #Rosja (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the future of Poland, the Church, and civilization is primarily decided in human hearts and families, not on battlefields. He attributed these words to the Archbishop of Szczecin-Kamień, Wiesław Śmigło, who was said to have expressed them during the reflections of the Jasna Góra Appeal. According to Bogucki, the archbishop asked Mary for support for spouses, parents, and families in difficult situations. He also spoke about the need to guard faith, the sanctity of life, marital love, the unity of the Church, and peace. He pointed to those losing their faith, young people uncertain about the meaning of life, lonely seniors, and a divided society, emphasizing that one should not remain indifferent to these problems. #Kościół #Rodzina #Wiara (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the dispute regarding the Constitutional Tribunal concerned, in his opinion, fundamental principles of law and the Constitution, and not the defense of specific individuals or parties. He claimed that the government wanted to forcibly introduce to the Tribunal individuals who had not taken an oath before the President of the Republic of Poland, but had taken it in the Sejm before the Marshal of the Sejm, under the protection of the Marshal's Guard and on political indication. Bogucki assessed that such actions violated fundamental principles of law and the Constitution. He also accused that the ruling of the Constitutional Tribunal from December 2015, case no. K 34/15, was not being respected. As he wrote, this ruling indicated that the oath before the President of the Republic of Poland is not a trivial matter nor merely a formal ceremony. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Prawo #Konstytucja (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that President Karol Nawrocki considered taking an oath before the president a necessary condition for assuming the office of a judge of a common court or the Constitutional Tribunal. According to Bogucki, Nawrocki emphasized that this obligation pertains to the office of the president, not a specific person. Bogucki also conveyed that Nawrocki assessed that individuals taking an oath before the Speaker of the Sejm undermine their qualifications to sit on the Constitutional Tribunal by demonstrating a lack of basic knowledge. He added that the president stated that the Speaker of the Sejm does not have the authority to swear in judges. #Polska #Konstytucja #sędziowie (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that Minister Paweł Szefernaker, head of the Cabinet of the President of Poland Karol Nawrocki, spoke during a demonstration in defense of the independence of the Constitutional Tribunal. Szefernaker conveyed thanks to the participants on behalf of the president and stated that Nawrocki intends to uphold the Constitution. Szefernaker accused Donald Tusk's government of destroying the foundations of the state and attempting to subordinate independent institutions to itself. He cited media reports about a team in the Office of the Prime Minister that had prepared 50 cases for the Tribunal in the event of it being taken over by Tusk's people. He also assessed that after taking over public television and the prosecutor's office, the government may seek to take control of the Tribunal, and subsequently the National Bank of Poland, undermining the president's status. The minister pointed out that during Karol Nawrocki's campaign in 2025, his supporters won despite — as he said — pressure and attacks from the state apparatus. In conclusion, he once again thanked the participants of the demonstration for defending the independence of the Tribunal. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Konstytucja #Polska (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki announced that the reaction of the President of the Republic of Poland will be decisive and symmetrical. He claimed that President Nawrocki is ready for various scenarios, including an attempt to forcibly enter the Constitutional Tribunal and remove Bogdan Święczkowski from it. Bogucki ruled out a compromise with the current authorities and questioned why it would be necessary to negotiate with individuals who, as he claimed, commit crimes. He also called for the presentation of documents confirming that Berek has the required experience and actually performed the work, rather than merely being listed as a legal advisor. As support for this doubt, he cited two opinions, including that of Prof. Piotrowski, and a statement by Prof. Grabowska on one of the television stations. He emphasized that this is the position of recognized constitutionalists, and not just his or President Nawrocki's, and stated that the ruling authorities do not have the required documents. #Polska #Prawo #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the chairman of the National Commission of NSZZ "Solidarity," Piotr Duda, announced the official support of the union for the protest outside the Constitutional Tribunal. Duda said that union members would come there every day until victory and recalled that in the past — including in the dispute over the retirement age — they lost individual battles but won the entire fight. Duda criticized Prime Minister Donald Tusk, saying that his stance does not correspond to the declarations about restoring the rule of law. He assessed that the situation is unacceptable and announced that "Solidarity is entering the game" as a trade union involved in the defense of the Constitutional Tribunal. #Solidarność #protest #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that the second meeting of the Council of the New Constitution at the President of the Republic of Poland took place in Belweder. He informed that on behalf of Karol Nawrocki, he handed over the appointment documents to the following members of the Council: Prof. Andrzej Bryk, Zygmunt Drożdżejka, Paweł Kukiz, Dr. Monika Smusz-Kulesza, and Dr. Hab. Krzysztof Szczucki. He thanked the participants for the conversations, discussion, and contribution to the Council's work. #RadaNowejKonstytucji #Polska #PrezydentRP (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that in his opinion there has never been a government that did not recognize the role of the president of Poland and for a long time did not acknowledge the results of popular elections. He described the current situation as exceptional and peculiar, linking it both to the type of government in power and to the person holding the office of president. #Polska #Wybory #Prezydent (translated)