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In a comment for "Newsweek," the author wrote that the events around the Constitutional Tribunal on Monday restored a political configuration in Poland reminiscent of that from around 2015. According to him, they strengthened the bipolar division between PO and PiS, and the right unified around Jarosław Kaczyński at the Tribunal. #polityka #TK #Polska #PL (translated)

The author wrote in KP that Texas is among the states where Democrats can realistically win the Senate elections. He announced that he would explain how this happened, why James Talarico may succeed, and why, in his opinion, the political colors of Texas are fundamentally important for the future of the United States. #Teksas #wybory #demokraci #US (translated)

On the day of the elections in Israel, the author of the post encouraged readers to read his text about "Nazie," which he described as the loudest Israeli document lately. He wrote that the film consisted solely of interviews with anonymous officials from Israeli services and the military, talking about the reality of the war in Gaza. #Izrael #wybory2023 #film #IL #PS (translated)

The post said Democrats could gain full control of Congress after the midterms, but noted that lawmakers could not appoint a special counsel themselves. It said Democrats hoped Congress would use its legislative and oversight powers to pursue justice for survivors and bring an end to what the post began to describe as “the Trump…” before the sentence cut off.

In the text for WP, the author wrote that Donald Trump's recent turn towards Russia was due to electoral calculations but could harm his party's candidates in the midterm elections. He also stated that Volodymyr Zelensky was then more popular in the USA than Trump, and Vladimir Putin was less popular than Trump. #Trump #Rosja #wybory #US #RU #UA (translated)

The author of the entry stated that yesterday in France, half a million people protested again against the situation in education and the cost of living. He noted that this time there were no acts of vandalism or violence, and criticized right-wing theories suggesting that the protest was not about education, but rather an opportunity for looting. He assessed that their supporters found themselves in an awkward situation. #Francja #protest #edukacja #FR (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the Republicans had to deal with both Donald Trump's unpopularity and, in his opinion, with poor candidate selection in the current elections. He pointed out Ken Paxton, running for the Senate in Texas, and Vivek Ramaswamy, running for governor of Ohio, whom he considered the worst candidate alongside Paxton. He added that Ramaswamy recently published a clip about his competitor. #wybory2024 #Polityka #Republikanie #US #OH #TX (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that dramatic images from Paris have been used in the domestic political dispute by Polish right-wing politicians and Donald Tusk. He mentioned that he described this in KP, and the politicians' message reduced to support for Trump, opposition to refugees, and a slogan about guilt, which he did not finish. #Polska #Polityka #Paryż #PL #FR #US (translated)

Since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January of last year, he has changed his mind several times about who is actually blocking the end of the war in Ukraine and whether Putin or President Zelensky is a bigger problem for Washington. #Trump #Putin #Ukraina (translated)

The author wrote that such images favored Marine Le Pen, attracting around her a republican camp advocating for social peace. At the same time, he assessed that her presidency would be accompanied by violent protests, and the new government could prove as helpless against them as the current one or react too harshly and trigger an even bigger explosion. #LePen #Francja #polityka #FR (translated)

The author wrote that after the midterm elections, Trumpism could become a "zombie formation," and the United States could head towards a government of Democrats decidedly opposed to Trump after 2028. He also hinted at a possible development of events in key EU democracies, with a few years' delay compared to the American cycle, but the post cut off before completing this thought. #trumpizm #demokracja #polityka #US #EU (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Le Pen declared that Islam is compatible with the Republic, and in another recording circulating on the internet that day, she said that French people who practice Islam are full citizens and have nothing to fear under her government. The author described these statements as the beginning of "de-demonization" before the second round of elections in 2027. #Francja #LePen #Islam #FR (translated)

The author wrote that Trump's ambassador in Athens was stepping down after "The Wall Street Journal" revealed that just before the Senate confirmation hearing for her nomination, she had received $100,000 from a MAGA donor to pay off credit card debt. According to the post, in return, she promised him, among other things, assistance. #Trump #Polityka #Ambasador #GR #US (translated)

The author wrote that WJS published recordings showing the Republican Senate candidate in Texas during New Year's celebrations in Dubai. According to the author, he was accompanied there by two fugitives from American justice, donors of Paxton, and a woman who was not his wife. The author ironically commented that Trump had a great candidate. #Teksas #Trump #polityka #US #AE (translated)

The author wrote that the midterm elections in the United States will take place in three weeks and one day. He assessed that everything indicated a "blue wave" and that the Democrats are likely to secure at least the House of Representatives. He asked how big this wave would be and announced that he would write about it in WP. #wybory #demokraci #USA #US (translated)