
Who blamed the defeat of Rafał Trzaskowski in the second circular of the presidential election? In particular, politicians of the civilian Coalition should answer this question in order to draw lessons for the future. Adrian Zandberg hasn't thought about it in a while. Co-chair of the organization Together straight blamed the failure of Trzaskovsky... Donald Tusk. In his opinion, if “this Sejm does not begin to solve the affairs of average people”, shortly Sławomir Mentzen will be Prime Minister, and Poland will be governed by the Confederation of Law and Justice.
During his speech in the Sejm, Adrian Zandberg powerfully attacked Donald Tusk for the thought of voting on a vote of assurance for his government. "I hear you want to play a vote of assurance now. So alternatively of getting to work, Prime Minister Tusk will now discipline his appetizers. I have a question: have you truly not understood anything?” he said at the Sejm talker co-chairing the organization Together.
"Trzaskovsky's defeat was not an accident at work, it was a result. That's the end of the promise made to millions. And this is unfortunately your work, Prime Minister," he addressed Donald Tusk.
Zandberg recalled that the Left proposed to deal with the Act on the individual assistance of people with disabilities and to solve wellness care problems a week and a half ago. "But you didn't even want to work," said the politician.
"Where is the Housing Act? Where's the assistance bill for people with disabilities? Why are you not doing nothing with the increasing gap in wellness care?” asked the ruling co-chairs of the organization Together.
Finally, Zandberg warned the ruling coalition that if they did not make the promises, the right would take power after the next elections in Poland.
"If this Sejm does not begin to solve matters of average people, Mentzen will be Prime Minister of Poland in 2 years. In the Confederacy-PiS coalition. And it will be only your political responsibility," Zandberg signed, dynamically leaving the parliament platform.
Source: se.pl