Politicians from the ruling coalition criticize President Karol Nawrocki for almost every decision he makes. This time, Robert Kropiwnicki (Civic Coalition, KO) claimed that the president had “taken the side of fraudsters and thieves.” After a retort from Radosław Fogiel (Law and Justice, PiS), the participants in the debate were unable to hide their smiles.
During the 2025 election campaign, President Karol Nawrocki announced that he would force the government to get to work. After taking office, he has been meticulously reviewing the bills sent to him after passing through the Sejm and the Senate. Although he has signed most of them, some meet with his disapproval, resulting in a veto. In response, those in power attack the president, calling him a “veto machine” and suggesting that he is blocking the government’s work.
It was no different after the president’s most recent decisions. Eight bills signed, three vetoed – following the latest announcements, another row broke out on political talk shows, where representatives of the ruling coalition took aim at Karol Nawrocki once again.
Kropiwnicki on Nawrocki. And Then Came the Reply
“Unfortunately, the president has taken the side of fraudsters and thieves,” thundered Civic Coalition MP Robert Kropiwnicki on Polsat News.
In this way, the former deputy minister of state assets commented on President Karol Nawrocki’s veto. But the comeback came faster than he might have expected.
Sitting next to him, PiS MP Radosław Fogiel replied: “Mr. MP, the president does not support Civic Platform in any way.” The smiles in the studio say it all.