Donald Tusk Took a Swipe at Karol Nawrocki
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk posted a photo of himself on horseback on the X portal. He added a short commentary. Recently, the media reported on horses at President Karol Nawrocki's residence.
Donald Tusk needed just five words to sum up the scandal, which Karol Nawrocki's people have been trying to demystify for several days with a succession of announcements. "I rode poorly, but I got what I paid for," the prime minister wrote, attaching a photo of himself riding a horse. No long arguments, no accusations, and no grand political tirade. One sentence was enough, because the problem isn't that the president […]
Relations between the prime minister and the president are increasingly moving to social media, where short posts and photos become commentaries on current political disputes. This time, Donald Tusk published a photograph from years ago, depicting himself riding a horse, with just a few words. He didn't mention Karol Nawrocki by name, but the context of the post made it easy to decipher.
I rode poorly, but for my own sake,” wrote Donald Tusk, commenting on the findings of Gazeta Wyborcza about the appearance of three horses in the presidential center in Promnik, intended for Karol Nawrocki and his immediate family. Radosław Sikorski and Adam Szłapka also addressed the case. A spokesman for the president stressed that the case had been scaled up to cosmic proportions.
The reports about Karol Nawrocki's horses sparked a widespread response from members of the ruling coalition. Donald Tusk, Radosław Sikorski, Adam Szłapka, and Katarzyna Lubnauer, among others, weighed in.
Donald Tusk showed off his youthful horseback riding, and Radosław Sikorski posted a photo of himself riding a horse from Afghanistan. The politicians are referring to the scandal that erupted over President Nawrocki's horses.
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