Should Tusk step down? PSL MP demands change of Prime Minister

On Monday, Prime Minister Donald Tusk is scheduled to give an crucial speech in which, as the media informs, the Sejm will ask for a vote of assurance for its government. However, not all in the ruling coalition are convinced that this is the right step. PSL MP Marek Sawicki openly criticizes the head of the government and demands his resignation.

"Tusk is not following the situation" – Sawicki's sharp attack

In conversation with the portal inPoliticy.pl Sawicki didn't leave a dry thread on the premiere. – I believe that if Tusk wants a vote of assurance for the government, he should propose a constructive vote of distrust and change the Prime Minister said the parliamentarian.

The populace did not dress in words, judging that Tusk lost contact with political reality in Poland on his return from Brussels. – To all politician who was in Brussels, it seems that there is no request to work and money is dripping from the sky. Unfortunately, this laziness of Tusk and the deficiency of interest in government work was inactive visible Said Sawicki.

The PSL MP besides compared Tusk's current word with erstwhile governments. – In the erstwhile Tusk government, which I was a associate of, he was “screw” and in the current word of office this occupation was not visible He stressed.

Karol Nawrocki the fresh president of Poland

In the context of political disputes, presidential elections. According to authoritative results Karol Nawrocki won the second circular with the consequence 50.89%by defeating Rafał Trzaskowski (49.11%).

Initially, exit poll IPSOS pointed to the minimum advantage of Trzaskowski (50.3% vs. 49.7%), which led the candidate KO to prematurely announce the victory. However, later examination Late poll showed that Nawrocki won more votes (50.7% vs. 49.3%). In the end, PKW confirmed his win.

What's next with the Tusk government?

Application for vote of confidence may be an effort to strengthen the position of Prime Minister, but criticism voices – besides from the coalitions – indicate that Not everyone is happy with his leadership. Is Sawicki just expressing his opinion, or is he the announcement of a greater rebellion in the coalition? The next session of the Sejm may be answered.