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Jacek Fogiel described Nawrocki as a dramatic figure and wrote that he needed dialogue but had no one to talk to about Polish affairs because the government was not ready. He added ironically that Andruszkiewicz was at hand and would gladly talk when Nawrocki "runs out of air." https://t.co/OwM8yoLvhi #Polska #Dialog #Rząd (translated)

Jacek Fogiel commented on Nawrocki's statement, who claimed that Poland does not need a government that deals with the president every day and week. Fogiel ironically suggested that the president should not be criticized, after which he harshly assessed Nawrocki. #Polska #polityka #Prezydent (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Marshal Czarzasty was advocating for the memory of Polish soldiers, while the president did not protest and was unable to defend their dignity. He criticized Nawrocki, claiming that he was occupied with playing tag and horse riding instead of these matters. https://t.co/35Y0Wa82zV #Polska #Żołnierze #Pamięć (translated)

Jacek Fogiel criticized Nawrocki's statement that judges were appointed due to the decision of a president elected by the people. He argued that such a position would mean subordinating the decision of who is a judge to the will of one individual, instead of to the Constitution, the independence of the courts, and standards of the rule of law. He also referred to the way Nawrocki holds a wine glass, describing his statement as an embarrassing attempt to maintain an appearance of seriousness. #Polska #praworządność #sędziowie (translated)

Jacek Fogiel referred to the statements made by Leśkiewicz from the President's Office regarding the president's options concerning the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that the president will only be able to do as much as Donald Tusk allows him, which in his opinion means nothing. #Polska #TK #Prezydent (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Adam Bielan had earlier warned that Donald Trump might react "brutally" to the situation surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal, for example by suspending the base. According to Fogiel, Bielan also claimed that Americans regularly ask him about the Constitutional Tribunal and cannot imagine a forceful solution. Fogiel recalled that when asked on Polsat about a possible intervention by Trump, Bielan said he did not know if the U.S. president was currently focused on events in Poland. Fogiel pointed to the September visit to Poland by a delegation from the U.S. Congress: Democrat Elissa Slotkin and Republicans Thom Tillis and John Curtis. As he wrote, the delegation met with the management of the Ministry of Justice and discussed the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. Minister Żurek summarized the talks, saying that American partners showed understanding and support for the reform of the judiciary. Fogiel stated that representatives of both parties supported the principle that in a democratic state the parliamentary majority governs, and accused PiS of appealing to Trump and Congress for help in defending the Tribunal. He added that the parliamentary majority was acting, and Bielan's statement indicated his helplessness. #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Ameryka (translated)

Jacek Fogiel praised Donald Tusk, writing that the prime minister received an official invitation to pay a visit to China. He contrasted this with the planned visit of Karol Nawrocki to Święczkowski, whom he described as a man of Law and Justice (PiS). Fogiel assessed that Tusk was building Poland's position in the world, while the other side was focusing on the party tribunal and internal arrangements. #Polska #Tusk #polityka (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that in connection with the interview with Nawrocki, it was said that the Office of the President forbade Polsat from asking about horses. He was ironic, calling it "reliable journalism" and describing the situation as a circus. #dziennikarstwo #Polska #media (translated)

Jacek Fogiel asked what Nawrocki did aside from vetoing, and ironically referred to claims that Tusk and his government are doing nothing. In response, he listed actions attributed to Tusk's government. According to Fogiel, the government accelerated economic growth, with GDP rising by 3.8% in 2025, and reduced the VAT gap from 14.7% in 2023 to 4.9% in 2025. It launched the first quantum computer, built Polish AI factories and its own artificial intelligence called PLLuM, and expanded the functionalities of mObywatel, which already had 12.5 million users. Fogiel also credited it for strengthening cybersecurity, depoliticizing public media, and unlocking KPO and FE, which was supposed to provide 600 billion PLN for Poland's development. Among the economic and social actions, Fogiel mentioned a more favorable health contribution for entrepreneurs, a monthly leave without ZUS, and a cash PIT, where tax was to be paid after receiving payment. He also wrote about the highest real wage growth in the 21st century and an average above 9000 PLN gross, a decrease in inflation to 3.6% in 2025, and stock market records, with WIG above 150 thousand points. He added that the government launched a state-funded in vitro program, increased the number of childcare places for children under 3 by 66,921, and introduced 1500 PLN for grandparents as part of the Active Parent program. Fogiel also pointed out the first Polish military satellite, the launch of Baltic Towers, and the construction of Baltica 2, which was to provide energy for 2.5 million homes. He mentioned the construction of a new external port in the Baltic, Cape Pomerania, and allocated 2.7 billion PLN for local roads in 2026. In the field of defense, the author of the post mentioned an increase in spending to nearly 5% of GDP in the budget for 2026, an increase in the tightness of the border with Belarus from 30% in 2023 to 98% in 2025, and support for the defense industry, including the production of Krabs, Borsuks, Rosomaks, and NAREW systems. He wrote that 96 Apache helicopters were purchased, and the MESKO plant produced a million pieces of ammunition daily. He added the launch of the Eastern Shield with a budget of 40 billion PLN, securing nearly 190 billion PLN from SAFE for defense, increasing the number of police officers to over 100,000, and allocating 13 billion PLN for the modernization of the fire brigade, police, and border guards. #Polska #Gospodarka #Innowacje (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Minister Kierwiński informed about providing protection to two judges of the Constitutional Tribunal by the SOP. According to Fogiel, their names were not disclosed, and the judges requested protection after receiving threats and disturbances outside the building. Fogiel added that Święczkowski described the protection of Maciej Berek and two other individuals, whom he did not recognize as judges, as a coup attempt. The author stated that Święczkowski also described the police dispersal of the blockade of the Tribunal and the swearing-in of a judge elected by the Sejm, which was to be conducted before the president, who — according to Fogiel — had refused to accept it for months. Fogiel accused Święczkowski of preventing these individuals from working, and he called actions contrary to his position a coup attempt. He believed that in this way, Święczkowski was defending his own position rather than the Tribunal. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Ochrona #Polityka (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Nawrocki's Chancellery announced that the president will not go to Slovenia on Thursday because he has to defend the PiS politician Święczkowski. He added that the president also wanted to go horse riding, and the weather was supposed to be nice. #Polska #polityka #prezydent (translated)

Jacek Fogiel criticized the way the President's Chancellery justified the lack of an oath from Maciej Berek as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that a week earlier, Przydacz explained that Karol Nawrocki was not in the country because he was in the Philippines, and later Nawrocki himself pointed out that he was hosting the President of Montenegro at the Presidential Palace. Fogiel assessed that the reasons given changed, and the judge elected by the Sejm waited for weeks. He also accused the Palace of avoiding responsibility and wrote that according to assurances, the Tribunal was still supposed to operate with a composition formally chosen by PiS. #polityka #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #sędziowie (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that "the Sun King" stated that Berek is not a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. He added that he was supposed to have said this while sitting on a horse, and then rode off into the distance as befits a monarch. https://t.co/yGA9c1CEI0 #KrólSłońce #Polska #monarchia (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that MP Gosek waved his parliamentary ID during actions at the Constitutional Tribunal and threatened police officers with criminal responsibility. He believed that immunities should be abolished so that MPs do not use them to hinder the work of officials or exert pressure on them. He emphasized that it is not about "hunting" a PiS politician, but about ending situations in which, in his opinion, MPs behave as if the law does not apply to them. Fogiel described Gosek's behavior not as a defense of the Tribunal, but as arrogance of a representative of the former power. #immunitet #polityka #bezkarność (translated)

Jacek Fogiel responded to the answer from the Nawrocki Office regarding the opinion of the Venice Commission on the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. He ironically presented it as a position according to which judges could only be chosen by the “Sun King” who has a stallion, pointing them out with his finger — preferably with two — from the horse's back. #Polska #sędziowie #KomisjaWenecka (translated)

Jacek Fogiel criticized Marcin Przydacz from President Nawrocki's Office for his statement on TV Republika regarding the agreement on Russian diesel. As Fogiel reported, Przydacz said that the agreement would not have a significant impact on the policy towards Russia or energy markets, and its assessment should be linked to fuel prices in the USA before the midterm elections. Fogiel stated that Przydacz presented the easing of sanctions as a technical action related to American fuel prices and Donald Trump's electoral campaign. He also pointed out that on Polsat News, Przydacz declared support for tough sanctions. Fogiel accused the Presidential Palace of hypocrisy and stated that its position meant justifying Trump's decisions at the expense of Western cohesion in the policy towards Russia. #Polska #Polityka #Rosja (translated)

Jacek Fogiel appealed to Nawrocki to immediately accept the oath of the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that the Venice Commission confirmed that the president's role in the oath is purely ceremonial. According to Fogiel, the president has no right to assess the selection of judges or the procedure and cannot delay the acceptance of the oath. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska #Prawo (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Robert Bąkiewicz, along with several older men, set up barriers in front of the Constitutional Tribunal and announced that he was barricading the institution. Fogiel assessed that this was not a protest, but an unlawful appropriation of a public building and an obstruction of access to it. He claimed that the freedom of assembly does not give the right to close an institution and that the police should remove the barriers and penalize those responsible. He added that after police intervention, the participants could speak of a regime and repression. He accused them of hypocrisy, reminding that they had previously declared respect for the law and defense of the institution. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Prawo #Protest (translated)