“This is not the end of the world, but the end of the coalition and probably the minority government,” commented on RMF FM Marek Suski on yesterday’s insubordination of the coalition partners of Law and Justice – MPs from Solidarity Poland and the Agreement – during the vote on the amendment to the Act on Animal Protection. “I think our former coalition partners should be packing their desks already,” he adds.
In an interview with RMF FM in the morning, Robert Mazurek asked Marek Suski what will be the consequences for the deputies who – despite party discipline – did not support it during the vote on the amendment to the law on animal protection. I think they will be excluded from the partybecause there was an announcement at the club. The president made it clear that he expected a clear and uniform position on this matter from PiS members – said the guest of Mazurka I, as he added: This is a question of spiritual formation, it is not even a question of belonging to a party. Good people should rule Poland.
As for the insubordination of the members of the coalition parties, ie Solidarity Poland and the Covenant, Marek Suski on RMF FM clearly said that there was no dinner yesterday. The coalition is gone yesterday and talks are not planned either. Someone with such a cruelty-friendly look should not be a minister of justice, especially a minister of justice Suski argued. He admitted that after the vote, Law and Justice deputies exchanged views on this subject and the majority spoke in a similar vein. The PiS president announced that he would call the party leadership because he would like to agree on such a decision – added.