NEW GOVERNMENT

41.5 percent of those surveyed by United Surweys believe Donald Tusk should resign. Will the simplification in the number of ministers, now around 120 to little than 100, radically change the Polals' attitude towards the Prime Minister and the government? I'm afraid that, NO.Prime Minister Tusk ranked second in the ranking of distrust. 52 percent of Poles do not trust him and he is the main problem of this government. For comfort, Kaczyński is the leader with 56 percent distrust. The government in the pen with Donald Tuski supports only 32 percent of Poles and 58 percent are dissatisfied. This social signal in a democratic state should consequence in the resignation of the Prime Minister. Poland is simply a democracy fighting a crucial deficit of honor in which the Prime Minister ignores voters' votes.

The reconstruction proposed by the Prime Minister is not only to increase the "efficiency" of the government, but is intended to cover a series of disasters which in the fresh period is borne by the Civic Coalition on the national and global arenas. Losing the presidency mostly due to Tusk. The complete failure of the Polish Presidency in the EU, disregarding Tusk by allies while travelling to Ukraine, the Immigration Pact which Tusk claimed could not be played in the EU. crucial EU decisions on Green Deal, damaging the Mercosur agreement to farmers, or the European Commission's consent to the influx of goods from Ukraine, prove the weak position of the Polish Prime Minister not only in the country but besides in Europe.

Not only the Prime Minister, but besides the government that he runs is getting worse and worse. According to CBOS, government opponents are already 47 % with an expanding trend. This is the worst score since the beginning of the term. Will the reconstruction change that? The replacement of any indecent and incompetent members of Tusk's cabinet by others, decent and equally incompetent does not give a large chance to change. Will this change be an chance for a fresh beginning that both Tusk and the coalitions very much request to last to the end of their term? I find that hard to believe. Will this reconstruction be akin to the 1 in 2009 erstwhile Tusk threw out 3 ministers but he mainly meant to get free of the deputy prime minister and head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs G. Schetina. Who, by the way, Tusk wants to throw out in this reconstruction. They anticipate suggestions from readers.

Make a crucial qualitative and quantitative reconstruction of a coalition consisting of respective parties and respective couch parties will be highly difficult. They're all gonna fight to make certain the reconstruction doesn't importantly harm their condition of possession. It will most likely be that, of the 2 ministries, they will make one, remove ministers without a portfolio and ministers that we had no thought were ministers or ministers. The fundamental question is, will he rule?, will he only proceed due to the ministerial stools and jams consumed by this, for them alternatively than for society.