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Karol Nawrocki's right hook on Tusk with identification number 5.19. "I signed the law concerning excessive profits of fuel companies, BUT THE PRICE MUST BE 5.19. THE ENTIRE AMOUNT MUST be spent on lowering fuel prices. NOW, not in a month or a week. AND IT MUST LAST until the prices return to a safe level." The government's acrobatics are already starting. Not only will they not lower the prices to the promised level, but soon the Poles will see how prices at gas stations, and not only there, are rising. Nawrocki waited for the perfect moment. As befits a boxer, he allowed the opponent to throw punches to tire him out. At the moment when the opponent was catching his breath, he delivered a knockout punch. I will never forget this xD (translated)

I understand that you are not an economist, but after all, you have an entire army of "advisors" at your disposal... Because this is no longer information relayed by Moody. This is your RHETORIC. Just like with the debt. "In four years, the government increases debt by a trillion." The thing is, four years have not yet passed 🤷‍♂️ You are already linking the executed debt with a FUTURE FORECAST and then dividing that amount by the number of residents, announcing that a newborn has "26 thousand zł of debt." How do you come to such absurd conclusions?? I won't say it's not impressive... But public debt is not a personal obligation that is assigned to a child's account. And then there's the Constitutional Tribunal. You sign a law, still consider it unconstitutional, and send it to the Tribunal. The same Tribunal that the ECtHR has found to violate the right to a court set by law in the Xero Flor case, and the Grand Chamber of the CJEU in case C-448/23 stated that it does not meet the requirement of an independent and impartial court due to serious irregularities concerning its composition. And just minutes earlier, you said: "I'm not looking at legal loopholes." The Constitution and the legality of state organs are not "legal loopholes," Mr. Guardian of the Constitution 🤦‍♂️ And in the end, you say that you don't want "constant political war"... After a speech in which words fall: - blackmail, - the government’s ATM, - the government's financial catastrophe, - the prime minister's political plan and unsubstantiated claims that the government deliberately maintains high fuel prices to profit from them. I won't judge intentions. I assess the content. And the content of the official statement by the person holding the highest office in the state should withstand confrontation with documents 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Here - in many key areas - it does not withstand. I will no longer dwell on this speech, as I believe it is a waste of time. I'll just say this. I don't know who prepared this text for you. However, I do know that you read it, you delivered it, and you take responsibility for every word. And you repeated nonsense and manipulations that have long circulated in the statements of people from your Chancellery — which I have already corrected multiple times. The worst part is that many of them don't even take long to verify. You just need to open the documents from your own Chancellery. I really don't envy you. It only pains me your slogan: "First Poland, first Poles." Because Poland and Poles should truly come first - even before political interests, party narratives, and the need for another conflict. You cannot appeal to the good of citizens while simultaneously playing with their trust in the state, providing them from the highest office with half-truths, insinuations, and political assessments cloaked as facts. This is not about whether someone likes this government. It's about accountability for words. Especially from this office 🫣 (translated)

I sent to the Prime Minister's Office the decision of President Nawrocki regarding the announcement in the Journal of Laws of the act of September 18, 2026, on the tax on extraordinary profits gained from the sale of liquid fuels during the period from March 2026 to March 2027, with a request for publication. Everything in this matter is therefore on the government’s side. Prime Minister @donaldtusk, enough of taking Poles hostage, enough of shifting blame to the President, enough of lies and evading responsibility for the high prices at gas stations, which you impose on drivers to cover your budget deficit. Instead of watching your podcasts, Poles want to see fuel prices at 5.19 PLN per liter now. So, should we make cheaper fuels? Prime Minister, let's get to work! (translated)

Nawrocki said that this law is bad. That it is unconstitutional. That he will not sign it. Today he signed it, still claiming that it is unconstitutional. And with this one signature, he has called into question all his other vetoes. Because if one can sign a law that one considers bad and unconstitutional, then what actually decides a signature or a veto? It seems that Poland and Poles have become hostages to Nawrocki's approval ratings. But there is one good piece of news. The pressure MAKES SENSE. (translated)

Tomorrow, Poles should find out how much Donald Tusk's words are worth. I encourage you to go to gas stations early in the morning and see if fuel will really be at 5.19 PLN – because Mr. Prime Minister Donald Tusk promised this during the electoral campaign in 2023. - Spokesperson for the President of Poland @LeskiewiczRafa. (translated)

President Nawrocki signed a bill regarding the excess profits of fuel corporations and ended the process of placing Poles in the role of political hostages! The government bears full responsibility for fuel prices! Listen to an important message from the President of Poland. Every decision of the President is summarized by the sentence: "First of all Poland, first of all Poles." The President does not look at legal tricks and political calculations, but at the effects that a given solution brings to Poles. (translated)

The president signed the law on extraordinary profits of oil companies. Now it’s Donald Tusk's move. From Monday, petrol at 5.19 PLN? Or maybe at least a few zlotys cheaper? We will see. Honestly, I doubt it. The president has done his part. Poles cannot be hostages. (translated)

The president signed the law on the extraordinary profits of fuel companies. Now it's up to Donald Tusk. From Monday fuel at 5.19 zł? Or maybe just a few złoty cheaper? We'll see. I honestly doubt it. The president has done his part. Poles cannot be held hostage. (translated)