A vote of trust for the government of Donald Tusk. Who and why needed? The MPs of the ruling coalition comment

I think that we need our coalition more than the government to confirm cooperation to set goals – said MP Urszula Pasławska (PSL) in “Facts after Facts”. MEP Michał Szczerba (KO) admitted that he would like to see a “coalition of responsibility, which is strong, determined, mobilized to change Poland for the better.”

On Wednesday, the Sejm will deal with a vote of confidence in the government Donald Tusk. Voting on him is scheduled for 2pm – after a prior debate.

MP Urszula Pasławska from the Polish People's Party and MEP Michał Szczerba from the Civic Coalition spoke in “Facts after Facts” on TVN24 about the purpose of the votive application.

– I think that more than the government is a vote of our coalition to confirm cooperation to set goals – said Pasławska. She also noted that there was no doubt that the vote “will be achieved tomorrow”. “However, this cannot reduce the dynamics of changes, which, I hope, will happen soon,” she added.

“Donald Tusk must make a new opening”

Szczerba was asked if it is known what Donald Tusk would say in the Sejm tomorrow. – I don't know what the prime minister will say. However, I know what to hear – he replied.

– First of all, I would like to see (…) a coalition of responsibility. A coalition of responsibility, which is strong, determined, which is mobilized to change Poland for the better. And invite everyone to this Polish vision and everyone – explained the MEP.

He argued that “at the head of the government we have a fighter, we have a real warrior, we have a man respected in Europe, who in an extreme situation and in the extreme conditions, which the PiS authorities was, was able to break us out of this nightmare, from this hell, which was PiS rule.” “Thieves, corrupt, but above all, non -building security and trust among our partners in Europe,” he said.

According to MEP, “Donald Tusk must certainly make a new opening”. “This is something we are waiting for,” he added.