In this police-political campaign, Donald Tusk has said remarkably little. In fact, he fully defined his political plan for the fall only once – on August 28th, at Campus Polska. His statement seems lifted from the speeches of the "strong men" of the 1930s, who convinced crowds that the will of the individual, the nation's cause, and ultimately, class struggle are superior to the law.
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In this police-political campaign, Donald Tusk has said remarkably little. In fact, he fully defined his political plan for the fall only once – on August 28th, at Campus Polska. His statement seems lifted from the speeches of the "strong men" of the 1930s, who convinced crowds that the will of the individual, the nation's cause, and ultimately, class struggle are superior to the law.