Rafał Trzaskowski, having received an invitation to participate in the swearing-in of President Andrzej Duda, had two rational options to choose from from a political point of view. Conscious and consistent with the position of many Civic Platform deputies, a boycott or appearance after all, motivated by respect for the institution. He chose the third option, the worst. Dodge.
“Unfortunately, I will not be in Warsaw,” the president of the capital said at a press conference on Tuesday, 4 July. He thus referred to the invitation to the swearing-in of the head of state, who was the most important opponent Andrzej Duda , necessarily received. The National Assembly and the ceremony scheduled for Thursday have been a political litmus test for at least a week, measuring the degree of opposition to the current system of power.
Some politicians argue that they must appear, because although they will not be happy, respect for the state requires it. Others, such as Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz or Michał Szczerba they directly claim that the procedure of approving the validity of the presidential election by the Supreme Court is invalid, therefore they will not be watching the façade ceremony with the “pseudo-president”.
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