The Left has Tusk's support

Vladimir Czarzasty was asked in RMF FM by lead Robert Mazurek about a bill approving the legal abortion by Week 12 of pregnancy without giving a cause. This was the postulate of the Left, followed by Donald Tusk. The leader of KO during Campus clearly stated that he advocates abortion until 12 weeks of pregnancy.

However, against this thought were representatives of the 3rd Way: MPs of PSL and Poland 2050. Vladimir Czarzasty admitted in an interview with editor Mazurek that it was these 2 parties that were actually preventing the thought from being put into practice.

Kosiniak-Kamish excludes abortion in a coalition agreement

Let us remind you that just after the election Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish spoke straight in this problematic issue for the future coalition of the ruling issue: "I don't agree. Worldview can never be the subject of a coalition agreement“ said the leader of the PSL on ZET Radio, asked what the 3rd Road would do erstwhile it comes to abortion law in Poland.

Holovnia talks about a referendum

‘We wanted to show that 2 political forces could agree that there would be no imposing the will of organization activists, organization leaders of Poles and Poles in the future term. And it is not the politician and not the bishop who will decide how it will be, but the Poles and Poles in the referendum“ – he said about his request to hold a referendum on abortion Krzysztof Ziemec's guest at RMF FM, Poland's leader 2050 Szymon Hołownia.

Konstanty Pilawa, a associate of the board of the Jagiellonian Club believes that even if the leaders of the 3rd Way were not so categorical, their Catholicism could be questioned and its veracity and credibility easy undermined:

‘The protection of unborn lives, social revolution and large investments in the Polish army are the best things that have happened in Polish politics in the last 8 years. It would be bad for Poland to undo these good changes. The biggest challenge present is before Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish and Simon Holovnia – a coalition agreement with the civilian Coalition and the Left – not only for their political identity but besides for Catholicism“ The publicist says.

In turn, Marta Lempart, an activist known for the Women's Strike, leaves no dry thread on Hollownia: ‘The abortion law won't change, it's a pest.“ – she said in “Rzeczpospolita”.

How will young voters react?

Let us point out that the large mobilisation of young voters in the parliamentary elections was to be the consequence of the outrage they expressed following the Constitutional Court's ruling, which violated the alleged abortion compromise and tightened the right to interrupt pregnancy. amazingly advanced attendance among young people was an interesting phenomenon in fresh elections.

But given that most of them were most likely guided by world-view issues, in order to remove the Law and Justice from power, we will be curious to see how these people respond to the deficiency of liberalisation of abortion law in the fresh Sejm term. And this – as Vladimir Czarzasty claims – is almost certain.