Kaczyński cannot criticize the police, but Nawrocki can be called a traitor

The article discusses the criteria for acceptable political speech in Poland, focusing on a recent case involving President Karol Nawrocki and MP Robert Kropiwnicki. It highlights the perceived bias of the Ethics Committee, which has been criticized for its handling of cases involving opposition members versus those from the ruling party. The article also addresses the ineffectiveness of current sanctions against MPs and proposes potential financial penalties as a solution. The committee's decisions have sparked debate about the fairness of its actions, particularly regarding the treatment of Jarosław Kaczyński, who has faced multiple reprimands.