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Magda wrote that Karol Nawrocki justified the necessity of considering the voice of 10 percent of Grzegorz Braun's voters by stating that he is the president of all Poles. She asked whether, in that case, the voice of 53.7 percent of Poles who supported the parties forming the current governing coalition also counts, especially when Nawrocki consistently vetoes bills passed by their chosen majority. She described this logic as hypocritical, accusing the Palace of respecting the voice of 10 percent of voters while ignoring the voice of 53.7 percent. #Polska #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 Feusette criticized the material from Polsat News authored by Anna Krawczyk, claiming that the selection of two judges of the Constitutional Tribunal by the PO-PSL coalition "in advance" was completely overlooked. He assessed the material as extremely biased, used an offensive term towards its recipients, and wrote that it was a disgrace. #Polska #media #polityka (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that most of the "100 specifics for 100 days of KO's governance" was a fraud. He urged those who voted for the Civic Coalition to familiarize themselves with this list, adding that exactly three years have passed since the elections. He stated that his assessment was a summary of facts, and warned that the reading may be depressing. #KoalicjaObywatelska #wybory #polityka (translated)

In an interview with Business Insider Polska, the Minister of Funds and Regional Policy, Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz, talks about her coalition capacity, future goals, and surprising threats from the Prime Minister, emphasizing that for her, politics is a tool for bringing about change, not an end in itself. #Polska2050 #polityka #koalicje (translated)

According to exit poll data from Ipsos, the majority of Łukasz GibAła's voters in the 2025 Krakow presidential election voted for Karol Nawrocki, indicating a broad electoral coalition for GibAła, while Monika Piątkowska received support almost exclusively from supporters of Rafał Trzaskowski. #Kraków #wybory2025 #exitpoll (translated)

Dr. Anna Materska-Sosnowska emphasizes in the conversation that the upcoming parliamentary elections in Poland may lead to unexpected coalitions, and the current political scene is in a phase of reconstruction, creating new opportunities for parties trying to gain support in the changing socio-political reality. #PolskaPolityka #Koalicje #Wybory2027 (translated)

A new survey indicates a potential loss of power for the ruling coalition, with the Civic Coalition leading with 33.1% of the votes, while PiS obtains 17.3%, and Confederation gets 13.8%, suggesting the need for cooperation with the Confederation of the Polish Crown in the event of forming a new government. #Polska #sondaż #wybory (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that violence, including that on the internet, should be fought consistently and decisively. He claimed that such solutions were provided for in the law passed by the coalition on October 15, which was vetoed by Nawrocki, and assessed that its implementation would limit harm in the public space. https://t.co/d6MvcxoBPG #przemoc #internet #ustawa #PL (translated)

"If Donald Tusk wants to have a real chance of fighting to keep power through the Civic Coalition, the Left, and the rest, the most important thing will be - I will use a clichéd formula from 15 years ago - warm water in the tap." In the afternoon conversation on RMF FM, Prof. Rafał Chwedoruk shared his observations about the Confederation and its voters, which may be very surprising for many people. #KoalicjaObywatelska #wybory2026 #sondaż (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Adam Bielan outplayed the government and Donald Tusk's coalition in one move. He compared their reaction to the chaotic movement of frightened ants and added that, in his opinion, this is just the beginning. https://t.co/Lc0M8fIqGk #Polska #Polityka #Tusk (translated)

Magda wrote that Donald Trump had conditioned American support for Poland on Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz's agreement to form a coalition with the right. She noted that if that were the case, she would consider it an interference in the politics of a sovereign state. She speculated that Trump might act now, as his position could weaken after the autumn elections in the USA. She described the matter as a scandal and expressed her belief that Kosiniak-Kamysz behaved decently. She also wrote that Poland should not be a hostage to Trump, whom she derogatorily described as narcissistic and psychologically unstable. #Polska #Polityka #Trump (translated)

Jachcy wrote that Wojciech Król suggested that the European Public Prosecutor's Office wanted to set a trap for the ruling coalition. According to the post, Donald Tusk was to be interrogated before Król's arrest. Jachcy cited Król's account, who claimed that the prosecutor's office could assume that after the Sejm's consent to arrest him, he would end up in prison, and then count on the fact that as an arrested MP, he would change his testimony and harm the government. Jachcy commented on this version as "friendly fire" and wrote that Król is inventing it to avoid the charges against him. #Polska #Polityka #Prokuratura (translated)