Presidential election 2025. Donald Tusk comments: It had to be the same Snus

Donald Tusk commented on the last statements of Jarosław Kaczyński, Andrzej Duda and Karol Nawrocki. “It had to be the same Snus,” he wrote.

On Thursday late, the prime minister Donald Tusk He published an entry on social media. “Kaczyński says that he fought in the laws, Duda, that the constitution has to be followed, Nawrocki something about decency. It had to be the same Snus” – he wrote on the website X.

Jarosław Kaczyński on the laws

In his post, the prime minister referred to Thursday's statement by Jarosław Kaczyński. President at a press conference PIS He was asked about the matter the participation of Karol Nawrocki in Kibols and Fr. allegations of “pimping“At the PiS candidate for president.

– I can't count how many times I was in my early youth, even my childhood, a patient of ambulance, not because I turned over on the street or during some football matches, but because even in Żoliborz there were a lot of very different people, and the fighting then fought in the highest way – said Kaczyński about his past.

Andrzej Duda's message

On the constitution, the president Andrzej Duda he spoke on Thursday in a message given to the nation. He quoted, among others The words of the oath he took when he took the office of the president, and in which he undertook to remain faithful to the provisions of the Constitution. He said that these words “are not only a statutory formula, they are a commitment.”

– Everyone who is running for the honorable office of the President of the Republic of Poland must remember: the constitution is not a collection of provisions for any interpretation. This is a social agreement to respect. And the role of the head of state is firmly opposing the citizens of every attempt to break or bend the law – said the president.

The president appealed in the message to participate in the Sunday second round of elections. He said that the higher the turnout was, the stronger the mandate of his successor. He added that Poland needs a president who “can make decisions in a sense of responsibility for the common good.”