The Polish press has been laser-focused on Donald Tusk, turning every statement into a talking point about the Central Communications Gate. The Prime Minister faced sharp questions about his remarks, and observers note that Tusk is also navigating a sharper tide of social media scrutiny.
Eliza Olczyk and Joanna Niziołek, in the podcast “Parliamentary Indiscretions to Listen To,” teased and teased again Donald Tusk, turning his words into a subject of satire and debate.
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Angry Tusk
Donald Tusk did not hide his irritation when the President convened the Council, a scene that required him to travel to the Presidential Palace and discuss the Central Communications Port and nuclear power plants—topics he felt were not properly addressed. The broader reaction to the sudden excitement around the Central Communications Port left him frustrated, as if the public tone had shifted without reason.
— Eliza Olczyk teased the situation.
Some argued that Tusk should have declared the project pointless from the start, suggesting that an oversized government team had been tasked with a task that could not possibly meet all expectations. Now that demand for a Central Communications Gate has resurfaced, critics call the situation a scandal.
— a journalist added.
X corrects Tusk’s statements
Joanna Niziołek noted that even on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, the Central Communications Port issue shows no obvious favor toward the head of the PO.
What matters, she suggested, is that Tusk’s stance appears inconsistent with the current discussions, and the conversation keeps shifting because details originate on social media as soon as a new post lands.
— a commentator observed.
And whatever Donald Tusk writes about the CPK, corrections keep arriving.
— Olczyk concluded.
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READ MORE: The #TAKdlaCPK association has been launched. It positions itself as a separate, apolitical movement financed from its own resources, seeking to shape the conversation around the project without external funding concerns.
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Source: wPolityce [citation: wPolityce]