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The commentator cited Krzysztof Stanowski's criticism of the authorities. Stanowski accused them of only pursuing random individuals and demanding temporary arrests, as well as attributing responsibility to the president for a death at school due to his veto, not being aware — as he claimed — of already passed regulations. The commentator assessed their level as "below the bottom." #polityka #Polska #krytyka (translated)

Chrzanik described Stanowski's criticism of Czarzasty for linking Nawrocki with knife-wielders. According to Chrzanik's account, Stanowski stated that a politician with the support of 20 thousand votes should be a village chief, not a marshal, and that Czarzasty said that people are dying because of Nawrocki's veto. Stanowski argued that it would be equally justified to blame political opponents for children's deaths due to incompetence in hospitals or for school dramas related to the lack of child psychology. Chrzanik assessed that politicians unscrupulously exploit someone's death in politics and attribute blame to Nawrocki for everything. #polityka #zdrowie #debaty (translated)

"It cannot be that in one district a voter's voice has greater weight, while in another it has less, due to differences between the number of residents and the number of mandates assigned to that district," emphasizes Hermeliński. #Weto #KodeksWyborczy #ReformaWyborcza (translated)

Former head of the National Electoral Commission Wojciech Hermeliński criticizes President Karol Nawrocki's decision to veto the amendment to the Electoral Code, arguing that the changes were necessary to ensure equal voting rights and to adjust the number of mandates to the actual distribution of the population in Poland. #Weto #KodeksWyborczy #ReformaWyborcza (translated)

There will be no juggling with elections. Karol Nawrocki also assesses that the proposed changes are a sign of the "nervousness of those in power," and he summed up his decision with the words: "there will be no juggling with elections." #Wybory #KodeksWyborczy #WetoNawrockiego (translated)

President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the amendment to the Electoral Code, arguing that changes to the rules of elections should not be introduced a year before they are held, which drew criticism from members of the National Electoral Commission. #Wybory #KodeksWyborczy #WetoNawrockiego (translated)

Konrad Piasecki wrote that the presidential veto of the electoral code violates the constitutional principle of equal elections and is anti-democratic. He also wondered whether the decision would harm the president's political allies and assessed it as meaningless. #demokracja #wybory #Polska (translated)

In the article, Professor Ireneusz C. Kamiński argues that President Nawrocki's veto against the special law on the execution of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights is justified because the case law of Strasbourg is not infallible and primarily requires a change in the adjudicative practice of Polish courts, not new regulations. #ETPC #prawaczłowieka #Nawrocki (translated)

The author of the entry appealed to the president to veto the law, which he described as introducing censorship on the internet. He wrote that the government presented the regulations as a tool to combat threats to children and young people, as well as crime, but — as he pointed out — he does not need to be convinced of the need to protect the young and combat crime. #PL (translated)

Monika_TeoriaZła wrote that someone was spending tens of thousands daily on food and had a horse for their daughter, wife, and themselves. She accused that person of canceling international meetings for political reasons and vetoing solutions beneficial for Poles. She also pointed out the use of sponsorship from ZondaKrypto, which she attributed to Russian connections. #Polska #Polityka #Gospodarka (translated)

Kafir sharply criticized President Nawrocki's veto against the bill on the enforcement of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights. He wrote that he fears aspirations for absolute power and offensively suggested that some might need psychiatric consultation. As an example, he described a hypothetical scenario where the ruling party takes Poland out of the European Union, withdraws from the European Convention on Human Rights, and changes the operation of the courts. According to him, a citizen who lost a case in the country and exhausted available appeals could be left without a way to seek justice. Kafir argued that democracy allows citizens to challenge state decisions and assert their rights. He also warned that a power that does not recognize dissent may, over time, turn against its own supporters. He added that in an extreme case, it could reinstate the death penalty. #demokracja #prawaczłowieka #władza (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the president vetoed the amendment to the Electoral Code, which could have changed the number of MPs elected in individual districts. He assessed that the veto lay strictly in the party interest of PiS, and changes were needed due to demographics and internal migrations. He added that the distribution of mandates was "extremely..." — the post was cut off at this point. #Polska #Wybory #Prawo #PL (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)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union called the veto of the electoral code amendment a manifestation of "total hypocrisy" and party politics destroying Poland. He wrote that the veto was a slap in the face for voters, because — as he claimed — the vote of a resident of Sosnowiec was 30 percent stronger than the vote of a resident of Wołomin. https://t.co/c5EpYLcr8J #hipokryzja #polityka #wybory (translated)

Magda wrote that three years earlier, the Poles elected the current ruling coalition to make laws and change the state after eight years of PiS rule. She claimed that the coalition parties garnered significantly more votes than Nawrocki later did. In her opinion, the series of vetoes did not indicate strength, but rather weakness and fear that good laws would improve the lives of Poles and help the rulers win next year. She assessed that the Palace, unable to overcome the government with its own ideas, decided to prevent it from implementing its actions. She referred to the vetoes as small, PR-focused moves and described the presidency as based on blocking the work of the government, presented as concern for the Poles. #polityka #Polska #rząd (translated)

Krzysztof Stanowski wrote to Anna Maria Żukowska that her leader Czarzasty was supposed to say that people are dying in schools because of President Nawrocki's veto on that day. Stanowski stated that it was even more necessary to link her environment to the deaths resulting from the lack of psychological care and urged them to take responsibility for their own failures. #polityka #edukacja #zdrowiepsychiczne (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki asked if Donald Tusk would again say that he cannot do anything because of Karol Nawrocki's veto. He claimed that without amending the electoral code, Tusk and his team would not be able to run in the elections. He referred to them derogatorily, alluding to their German origins. #Polska #wybory #polityka (translated)