Ewa Szadkowska: Tusk has lost the moral right to scare voters with PiS

Ewa Szadkowska asserts that Prime Minister Donald Tusk has forfeited his moral standing to criticize the Law and Justice party (PiS). She argues that Tusk's recent actions demonstrate a fundamental similarity between his Civic Coalition (KO) and the party he seeks to oppose.

Szadkowska points to Tusk's push to appoint Maciej Berek to the Constitutional Tribunal as evidence. She contends that this move reveals KO's practical alignment with PiS, undermining any claim to distinct moral or political ground. This perceived hypocrisy, according to Szadkowska, leaves Tusk in a difficult position.

With the upcoming election campaign on the horizon, Szadkowska questions the basis of Tusk's strategy. If his party's actions mirror those of PiS, she asks, what will be left for him to use as a point of differentiation or criticism against his political rivals? The argument suggests a crisis of identity and strategy for the current government.