Artur Bartkiewicz: Michał Wójcik Sings "Jak minęła dzień." And the Poll Shows that Donald Tusk Had a Pretty Good Day.
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When defending the Constitutional Tribunal becomes an opportunity to sell jewelry and watches, and protests are accompanied by karaoke with politicians, it's hard to talk solely about a crisis of journalistic seriousness. It's also a crisis of the relationship between the medium and the community that guaranteed its success. The Republic staged a spectacle in front of the Constitutional Tribunal that resembles the Masurian Night of Cabaret. The …
Compared to the crowds from the memorable Women's Strike protests, when hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded the city, the group of about a thousand people at the Tribunal, currently playing at being a protest, looks like a crowd of lost tourists at Sigismund's Column or Castle Square. And let's remember that three television stations are calling for the protest (TV […] The article by Krzysztof Skiba: The Singing Tribunal comes from TheFa…
Until recently, they ruled Poland together, but now they're embarrassing themselves publicly with increasing satisfaction. Law and Justice and Development Plus politicians display their greatest energy and ingenuity when the opportunity arises to attack their former colleagues. The latest pretext was provided by Michał Wójcik, who, during a protest in front of the Constitutional Tribunal, decided to entertain the demonstrators with Krzysztof Kra…
Singing of a very poor quality—this is how Urszula, a neighboring resident, assessed MP Michał Wójcik's performance before the Constitutional Tribunal. She's had enough of the noise outside her apartment and the constant disturbances, so she didn't hold her tongue when summing up the politician's vocal performance.
The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal hasn't yet led to a political earthquake. The government has changed the status quo in the Constitutional Tribunal, so Donald Tusk can now de-escalate, which undoubtedly includes Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz's proposal for a constitutional reset. And Michał Wójcik, who is singing the Constitutional Tribunal's praises, only helps.
Our colleague truly has musical and vocal talents. Perhaps it wasn't the right time or place, admits the PiS spokesman, when I show him Michał W�jcik's performance outside the Constitutional Tribunal. He sang "Jak minędło?"
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