Bogucki Points Out Tusk. "As Dramatic as It Is Clumsy attempt."
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The head of the Polish Presidential Office Zbigniew Bogutsky called on Prime Minister Donald Tusk to sign a decision to deprive Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky of the Order of the White Eagle.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk signed the first of the documents on Wednesday regarding the latest appointments of judicial assessors. However, according to Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Presidential Chancellery, the Prime Minister's signatures on the appointments of judicial assessors have no legal significance.
Signatures of unconditional surrender – this is how the head of the Chancellery of the President, Zbigniew Bogucki, assessed the actions of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk's signatures on the documents appointing assessors sparked another round of controversy between the government and the Presidential Palace. Head of the Presidential Chancellery, Zbigniew Bogucki, indicated that the Prime Minister's actions did not constitute a legally required countersignature, but merely an attempt to resolve a situation Tusk himself created.
He's not a sacred cow. If he broke the law, he's out," said Donald Tusk, commenting on suspicions that Roman Giertych may have illegally removed recordings from the prosecutor's office showing Jarosław Kaczyński's interrogation regarding the so-called "Two Towers" case. Videos showing the PiS leader answering questions appeared online last week.
Donald Tusk assured that he has no intention of protecting Roman Giertych. This is his response to accusations against the politician.
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