Not So Fast: Poland’s Conservative Ruling Party, the Most Voted, Has Not Given Up on Forming New Coalition, Even as MSM Media Fawns Over Tusk’s Liberals
After polls closed in Poland’s election in mid-October, the world’s MSM declared in a perfect choir that the conservative ruling PiS party had been dethroned by returning former liberal PM Donald Tusk.
This outcome, while a somewhat probable one, still at this time carries a bit of wishful thinking. According to Polish constitution, the most voted party – the ruling PiS – has the first crack at forming the new government.
And current Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is not giving up: he aims to win over opposition party members who are like-minded on key issues.
Reuters reported:
“‘I’m not packed’, he was quoted as saying. ‘I want to appeal to those MPs from the Third Way,
