Recently, quite a few emotions and heated discussions have appeared in Polish politics. It all began with the entry of Szymon Holownia, the leader of Poland 2050, who presented a plan of talks with the coalitions. Hołownia proposed a package of 5 laws, which concern the decoupling of TVP, the individual assistance of persons with disabilities, the decoupling of companies of the State Treasury, the unlocking of money for inexpensive housing and the listing of credits subsidies and the ban on smartphones in primary schools.
In response, Boris Budka, MEP KO, published a meaningful entry on the X platform. “Before others are taught, it is worth doing an examination of conscience. Especially erstwhile the threshold of 5 percent was not exceeded on its own," wrote Budka, referring to the consequence of Holownia in the presidential election, in which he obtained 4.99% of the votes. This caused Paweł Sliż from Poland 2050 to respond to the entry. "The account of conscience is first made to itself. Then it is worth to reflect carefully: what would be without these 5 percent. Have a good night," he wrote.
The dispute was besides joined by MP Magdalena Filiks, who attacked Simon Holown's group in harsh words. “You have turned into average blackmailers. There are 4 unchangeable and liable coalitionists and a finite organization that blackmails the full government, reasoning it will not disappear. What you compose is blackmail and public. This is your last word / for good luck" – she wrote on platform X.
This dispute shows that there are many tensions and conflicts in the ruling coalition. civilian Coalition and Poland 2050 have different views on the future of government and politics. This conflict may have major consequences for Polish politics and the future of the government.
According to data from the Central Statistical Office, in the presidential election, Szymon Holownia obtained 4.99% of the vote, which is the consequence below expectations. This consequence may origin Poland 2050 to face the problem of failure of popularity and influence in politics.
At the same time, the Civic Coalition besides has its problems. According to the polls, KO loses popularity and is incapable to regain the assurance of voters. This crisis could have major consequences for the future of government and politics.
In this context, Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Poland, met with Parliamentaries of the Civic Coalition at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Council of Ministers to calm the temper and discuss the future of the government. However, this dispute shows that there are many tensions and conflicts in the governing coalition that may have major consequences for Polish politics.
According to the electoral data, in the parliamentary elections, the Citizen Coalition obtained 27.4% of the vote and Poland 2050 obtained 6.6 percent of the vote. This consequence shows that KO and Poland 2050 have different views on the future of government and politics.
Finally, Poland 2050 and the Civic Coalition must find a way to resolve their conflicts and tensions. According to data from Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland 2050 and KO have many differences in their programs and visions of the future. This dispute may have major consequences for Polish politics and the future of the government.
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Political Rage in the governing coalition
