Donald Tusk Allegedly Insisted on Running Together in the Elections. Behind the Scenes of the Coalition Leaders' Meeting
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During Monday's meeting of coalition leaders, Prime Minister Donald Tusk reportedly insisted that the ruling camp run together in next year's parliamentary elections, Onet reported unofficially. "Tusk's message was clear. If the right wing gets its act together, we will have to react," a senior government official told the portal.
Donald Tusk is insisting that the entire coalition run together in the upcoming parliamentary elections, according to Onet. The Prime Minister is convincing his partners that, given the decline in polls for the Polish People's Party (PSL) and Poland 2050, a single list is the only way to maintain power.
Donald Tusk is pushing for a joint coalition launch, according to media reports. In the background, there are fears of a right-wing unification.
Donald Tusk would like the current ruling coalition to run on a single ticket, if the right wing were to run as a single bloc. The plan has its pros and cons.
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