Tusk unexpectedly invited Nawrocki to his house in Sopot. A sharp response comes from the Palace

Tusk to Nawrocki: Let's share the wafer before Christmas Eve

During Wednesday's baptism ceremony of the new "Bursztyn Unity" ferry in Szczecin, Prime Minister Donald Tusk publicly invited President Karol Nawrocki to a pre-Christmas meeting.

Mr. President, we were supposed to meet, I waited a while for this invitation, but from the heart, so without waiting any longer, I want to invite you, together with your wife, family, children, to my house in Sopot - said the Prime Minister.

Let's share the wafer before Christmas Eve, let's talk, my apartment is small, but there will be room for the two of us at the kitchen table and we will talk, as they used to say, like Poles with Poles - added the head of government.

"The Prime Minister's Smart Move"

The president's spokesman was asked about this invitation on Thursday morning in the WP Tłit program. Rafał Leśkiewicz said it was a "clever move by the Prime Minister."

This is another attempt by Prime Minister Donald Tusk to invite the president. Of course, there is absolutely no sincerity in this, we have no illusions about it. It was a purely political gesture, he said.

According to the presidential spokesman, "one does not sit at the same table with a man who violated the constitution, who introduced usurpers to the Constitutional Tribunal in police palaces."

The president sets conditions

The president clearly said that he was ready for a meeting with Prime Minister Donald Tusk, but he set two very simple conditions to meet: withdrawing the police from the Constitutional Tribunal and allowing judges who have the right to stay there because they are judges of the Tribunal to enter the Tribunal - emphasized Leśkiewicz.

He stressed that "the meeting should certainly take place, but these two conditions must be met."

When asked whether the president should meet the prime minister, especially in the context of the recent events in Krakow, he said that "it is very important to start talking normally, but let it not be an element of cold political calculation, but the need to actually repair the situation that Prime Minister Donald Tusk has spoiled."