"Don't be afraid of Tusk? Honest people have nothing to fear," wrote Donald Tusk, referring to slogans chanted at Karol Nawrocki's election rally. “This is simply a comic consequence to 8 stars,” commented Mariusz Kamiński.
On Sunday Karol Nawrocki met with residents Lobster. 1 of the participants of the event spoke of concerns that the current government may not recognise a possible win in the presidential election of a candidate supported by Law and Justice.
People in the area began chanting the password: “Do not fear Tusk”. The expression “not afraid” may have been associated with another vulgar word that appeared in the celebrated slogan of opponents of the PiS, alleged 8 stars.
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk He referred to the event. "Don't be afraid of Tusk? Honest people have nothing to fear," he wrote on social media, adding a smiling emoji.
Presidential election. Zandberg: How pathetic this is
The case was asked a guest of Monday's “Graffiti” Euro MP PiS Mariusz Kamińskand.
"Don't be afraid of Tusk" is simply a comic answer to 8 stars," he said.
He besides referred to the issue on social media Adrian Zandberg (Together).
"But this is pathetic," said 1 of the candidates for president of Poland.
"An unusual situation in open meetings happens. Curses, too. They're not always easy to master. But that doesn't mean that candidate for president of the Republic of Poland he should gibberish like a chimp to the rhythm of a song about fucking this or another competitor," he added.
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