Woś: Why Hołownia, PSL and Left should not support Trzaskowski

One thing is clear enough. Anti-PiS In the 2023 election edition, it ceases to be before our eyes. There is, of course, a common government and a community of interests, benefits and positions. It's kind of like a matrimony connected to kids, a dog and a mortgage.

Donald Tusk prefers to rule

To go yet far distant – it may even come to it never. But that's not what it utilized to be. The love and winging sense of shared large mission is not much there anymore. Now the time of cool calculation and common game about who.

He's guilty in this case. Donald Tusk And his KO. Since the very beginning of the current coalition, the Prime Minister began to search the marginalisation of his partners. His governments ceased to be de facto coalitions shortly – Tusk never truly ruled at all, alternatively preferred "predominance". He appeared to have left his deputy prime ministers or ministers outside the PO free hand.

But whenever something was incorrect with him, he went in like “what the hell is going on here?” Ministers experienced this in turn Hennig-Kloska (the windmill case), Moss-Kamish (problems at the border) or Evening (media allegations of nepotism). Showing who was in charge, Tusk never avoided humiliating his partners. You could even think that was the point of his entry.

They – losers, debutees, children in the fog. He – you know, their opposite. The more the coalitions got lost, the stronger Tusk felt. As he became the master of the situation, he knew that he was in no danger from the government—that it was his faithful instrument for making laws which, out of fear of his anger (the celebrated “Donald got angry”) was incapable to make any decision that he did not want.

But it rapidly became clear that what was good for Tusk does not mean anything good for Poland 2050, PSL is Left. erstwhile that being in the coalition makes them partners in full of thick and very ugly attacks on the foundations of Polish democracy (unlawfully halting the financing of the largest opposition party, strip removal of immunity, zigzags with recognition/not recognizing judgments of judicial authorities depending on the situation).

And secondly – and possibly even more crucial – this coalition began to trust rather rapidly on the actual eating of appetizers. I mean, to put out support for TD and the Left (look at their polling conventions) and prepare to incorporate them to any fresh version of the Civic Coalition. Scripts and cases of Green absorption, Modern or the Polish Coalition are well known.

The coalition electors will blow the whistle on candidate Tusk?

For many months Loin, Kosiniak-Kamish and Black They watched what happens to childlessness. Absolutely no thought how to change the situation. Or possibly a small more hoping Donald won't cut their life-giving oxygen off. However, the presidential run seems to have already dispelled all doubts.

Simon Holovnia has experienced on his own how much "recovered" public media trapped in the run only the candidate KO. The Left felt in turn – while voting on reducing the wellness contribution – that her ability to veto anything was zero. All they have left is simply a shy nudge.

Recently, however, she has been developing any kind of reflection. It's not known if it'll yet bloom. But he's definitely there. Here are the “appetizers” began to realize that if they did nothing, they would be yet slept, digested in the position of this parliamentary term. And then you know what. And further – I have the impression that the 3rd Way coalitions and the Left are beginning to realize that it does not necessarily should be beneficial for them to win the May-June presidential election for the KO candidate Rafał Trzaskowski.

The triumph of Trzaskovsky means that the Tusk camp will have full power in the country. This in turn means that the strategy will close even more and Tusk with the voice of his coalitions will gotta number even less. If anything.

Presidential election, an chance to rub your nose

It may sound like a paradox to some. But the paradox is not at all. This is due to the fact that the erstwhile anti-PiS camp of 2023 no longer has a common interest in removing the PiS from power. The PiS has been removed from power and is present in deep opposition.

At the moment, the threat to all who do not necessarily share 100 percent the Tusk imagination of smiling Poland is alternatively the omnipotence of KO. specified omnipotence—obviously—the most scares and measures the sympathizers of the opposition. But for constantly marginalized appetizers, this is not an optimal situation.

I uncertainty that after the first circular of presidential elections, the flow from the opposition candidates of Simon Holownia, Magdalena Biejat is Adrian Zandberg au Karol Nawrocki were significant. This, rather, will not be possible due to the circumstantial kind of "cultural disgust".

It is possible, however, that, by refusing to support Rafał Trzaskowski on 1 June, they could wipe the nose of candidate Tusk. By the way, the prime minister himself.

And since everything points to the fact that the second circular of these elections will be an highly equalized race, in specified a situation each vote will be on the weight of the final triumph of 1 of the candidates.

Rafał Woś