Donald Tusk reacts to "state attack". "The Marshal must face certain consequences"

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"When individual says specified controversial words, it has to deal with any consequences," said Donald Tusk in mention to the words of the talker of the Sejm Simon Holownia about "the coup." “I don’t want to tease anyone in any way,” added the Prime Minister.

The Marshal of the Sejm caused a storm after, in the program "Guest of Events", he confessed that "many times it was proposed, he was suggested to carry out a coup", i.e. to prevent the swearing-in of the president-elect Karol Nawrocki due to doubts about the result of the presidential election. “We avoided the breakdown of the state,” added Simon Holownia.

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- I'm sorry. erstwhile individual says specified controversial words, they gotta face certain consequences. I don't want to tease anyone in any way. Sometimes even the most serious people say things that aren't completely thoughtful. The marshal tried to explain publically this misunderstanding which was costly to him," said Donald Tusk at TVN24.

Simon Holovnia and "the coup." Donald Tusk asked the marshal a question

The Prime Minister acknowledged that he asked the talker of the Sejm a question about the doubts raised by the electoral commissions after announcing the election results. As he argued, these doubts have raised not only many comments and protests, but besides expert opinions on the actions to be taken by the competent institutions.

SEE: Simon Holovnia: I was repeatedly suggested to carry out a coup

- I'm sorry. These institutions are the ultimate Court, Marshal of the Sejm, PKW. The government and the Prime Minister have no direct influence. If these doubts have arisen, I asked the question of how he assessed the situation and whether the marshal intended, without waiting for another decisions, to convene the National Assembly and bring the President-elect to curse in," said the Prime Minister.

Donald Tusk on the question to Holownia: I didn't propose anything

Donald Tusk explained that "he asked this question to get an answer, not propose an option". "Mr. Marshal Holovnia, Marshal Czarzasty and Deputy Prime Minister Kosiniak-Kamish have made clear their opinions that whatever happens with the number of the votes, it should come to swear-in. For me, the subject was closed. - added.

SEE: Donald Tusk responds to words about the coup. "I'll ask them to clean up."

- I'm sorry. Here we are talking about a situation which is repeated cyclically, all election, that there are certain irregularities, mistakes and even attempts at counterfeiting. erstwhile institutions are to decide the importance of elections, they must measure the scale of this phenomenon. In my opinion, it was crucial to let the courts and prosecutors to number votes where fundamental doubts arose. - the Prime Minister argued.

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