Jack Strong wrote that Karol Nawrocki won the elections, gathering 10.6 million votes, and assessed that his fate and the future of the Constitutional Tribunal were at risk. He claimed that Donald Tusk was bringing police to the capital, wanted to "introduce Berka," and was trying to take over the Tribunal by force. According to Strong, the first to defend Nawrocki and the Tribunal were members of the "Gazeta Polska" clubs, led by Adam Borowski, and the Border Defense Movement of Robert Bąkiewicz. He also mentioned Tomasz Sakiewicz and Telewizja Republika, which he credited with accurately reporting events, as well as Jarosław Kaczyński and his deputies. He considered politicians associated with Zbigniew Ziobro to be particularly active. Strong asked where the fans, trade unionists, farmers, scouts, and Polish intelligentsia were, and stated that the present individuals were not enough to oppose thousands of police officers. He appealed to Sławomir Mentzen, Krzysztof Bosak, and Grzegorz Braun, as well as to Law and Justice, the Confederation of the Polish Crown, the Confederation, New Hope, the Border Defense Movement, and Telewizja Republika, to join in action. #Polska #Wybory2023 #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)
