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Piotr Kusznieruk criticized Włodzimierz Czarzasty, asking about the reaction of the Marshal of the Sejm to Rutkowski's speech. He claimed that women reporting violence and drug intoxication were presented in the Sejm almost like prostitutes. He accused feminists, the Women's Strike, and women's rights defenders of silence, adding that in the case of an opposition politician, there would already be conferences, protests, and demands for resignation. He asked whether women are being publicly humiliated to protect a specific politician. https://t.co/tbW6FwgkKM #Kobiety #Feminizm #Przemoc (translated)

Konrad Berkowicz wrote that Włodzimierz Czarzasty sent a letter to the Ethics Committee requesting exemplary punishment for him. He added that he has no intention of retracting his words and believes that he spoke about Dobrosz-Oracz mildly and expressed an opinion shared, in his opinion, by millions of Poles. Berkowicz emphasized that one could discuss the offensive term he used referencing sex work. He claimed it was elegant compared to how he described her connections with political circles. He also used an offensive term related to her origins and wrote that she supported herself through contacts with people he described as the worst politicians. #Polityka #Debata #Etyka (translated)

"One must consistently fight for women's rights and not give up" - wrote Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty on platform X, stating that on Thursday at 9 a.m. an Extraordinary Committee will convene to consider legislative proposals regarding the right to abortion. #aborcja #prawakobiet #zmianyprawne (translated)

"One must consistently fight for women's rights and not back down," Czarzasty conveyed on platform X that the meeting of the Extraordinary Commission to consider draft laws regarding the right to abortion will begin on Thursday at 9 a.m. #Aborcja #Politka #PrawoKobiet (translated)

The author of the entry informed that after a two-year break, the abortion committee was supposed to resume its meetings. He wrote that Czarzasty had come to an agreement with Tusk, and the Left announced it would withdraw its female MPs from the committee if it was not convened. #PL (translated)

Due to the lack of changes in the restrictive abortion law, protests "Red card for abortion!" will begin in Poland, and the speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, announced an urgent convening of the committee for abortion law, emphasizing the need to fight for women's rights. #Aborcja #Protesty #PrawaKobiet (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki called the election of Włodzimierz Czarzasty as the speaker of the Sejm "a blemish on Polish democracy" and stated that Czarzasty should never have taken this position. He recalled Winston Churchill's words about the imperfections of democracy and assessed that the case of the current speaker is one of them. He added that he, the President of the Republic of Poland, and the Chancellery of the President respect the choice due to democratic and state principles, but he accused Czarzasty of a rude manner of speaking and a lack of respect for matters that he should uphold as the speaker. According to Bogucki, the speaker should be an arbiter and a bastion of calm; meanwhile, Czarzasty engaged in strong, sometimes — as the author put it — pathetic narratives. #demokracja #Polska #Sejm (translated)

Aleksandra Owca assessed that the New Left suffered an electoral defeat in Krakow because — as she wrote — voters held politicians accountable for their actions in power, not just for campaign declarations. She claimed that Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk knew that the MPs from Razem were effectively working in the Sejm. She cited examples such as extending the assistance period from 3 to 5 years, changes in pharmaceutical law, and parliamentary interventions, including those by Adrian Zandberg in Dino, which — according to Owca — revealed the minister's inaction and sparked outrage in Poland. Owca accused the minister of not caring about benefits for the people, as she and Włodzimierz Czarzasty were losing politically. She also wrote that the opponents failed to break apart Razem or persuade it to join a common list, so they tried to undermine the point of the opposition's actions. She added that she did not expect such moves, which she described as reminiscent of the PRL, to succeed in a democratic state. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Demokracja (translated)

Włodzimierz Czarzasty commented on reports of a conversation between the Minister of National Defense and Donald Trump, emphasizing that important matters should remain discreet and calling on politicians for constructive actions instead of destabilizing the country. #Polska #DonaldTrump #BazaUSA (translated)

Samuel Pereira wrote that Włodzimierz Czarzasty has not liked President Karol Nawrocki for years. He claimed that after the annexation of Crimea by Russia, Czarzasty, along with the Russian ambassador Andriyev, referred to the perpetrators of the murders as liberators and defended Soviet monuments that Nawrocki, as the president of the Institute of National Remembrance, was dismantling. https://t.co/LLoobdKZdT #Czarzasty #Nawrocki #Polska (translated)

Włodzimierz Czarzasty emphasizes that polls indicate that the Civic Coalition and the Left can gain over 230 seats, while expressing concern over the declining results of the left in Kraków and calling for unity in the upcoming parliamentary elections. #Polska #Lewica #WłodzimierzCzarzasty (translated)

Samuel Pereira wrote that the journalist from WPolsce.pl, Krzysztof Nowina-Konopka, was the only one during the press conference to draw the attention of the Speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, to the lack of culture in the public debate. Pereira assessed that Czarzasty responded to him angrily and arrogantly. He added that the Speaker should remember that he is paid by the citizens and has obligations towards them. The post also included hashtags with the names Święczkowski and Nawrocki, as well as the name WPolsce24. #Czarzasty #Święczkowski #Nawrocki #Nowina #Konopka #WPolsce24 #kultura #Polityka #Kultura #DebataPubliczna (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that President Nawrocki sharply criticized Czarzasty, whom he referred to as "Tusk's service provider." Molski deemed this criticism necessary and stated that Czarzasty politically based his position on serving Tusk. https://t.co/DXpU3Ol0o8 #Polityka #Tusk #PrezydentNawrocki (translated)

The commentator referred to a statement by Karol Nawrocki, who said that he did not pay attention to Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty because he considered him an executor of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's will. Nawrocki also stated that the law would be good if the prime minister issued such an order. The author used an insulting term with a communist connotation towards Czarzasty and called him Tusk's servant, assessing the statement as a strong humiliation. https://t.co/eWN4eHyN0R #Polska #polityka #Czarzasty (translated)

Marshal of the Sejm Włodzimierz Czarzasty expressed his expectations towards the president, pointing to the need to appoint ambassadors and a negative attitude towards Vladimir Putin, as well as criticizing his lack of effectiveness in responding to societal pressure. #Czarzasty #prezydent #TrójkątWeimarski (translated)

Chrzanik referred to Czarzasty's statements, who expected the president to appoint ambassadors and the head of the SOP, to take an oath from Maciej Berek, and to show a clearly negative attitude towards Putin during the G20. Chrzanik wrote that he himself expected that the second person in the state would not be an "old communist." https://t.co/cfFRNHMJah #Polska #G20 #Putin (translated)

Czarzasty attacked Nawrocki. This time it's hard to be surprised, because the president is treating the Constitutional Tribunal like his own wish list. Six selected by the Sejm, two fit - the oath accepted. Four do not fit - problem. And Maciej Berek? For now, he is waiting for the president to graciously decide whether he will even allow him to take the oath. Czarzasty aptly captured it in one sentence: Nawrocki "pulled two names out of a hat." So it seems that the Presidential Palace has acquired a new competency. It is only unknown whether the hat is already written into the Constitution. However, the most interesting thing is that the president should be the guardian of the continuity of the state and the Constitution, not a selector of judges at his own discretion. Meanwhile, we have an increasingly peculiar game of: this one can, this one cannot, we will invite this one, we will not invite that one. And that is exactly why it is good that someone finally says this out loud. Because the Presidential Palace is not a casting, and the Constitutional Tribunal is not the president's private club. In a moment, instead of the President's Chancellery, we will have "Nowrocky Casting Agency." The hat is guaranteed, only the Constitution seems to have been lost... - Rational Poland #Konstytucja #Polska #Władza (translated)