Kwaśniewski points out the "original sins" of the crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal. He named specific individuals.
Aleksander Kwaśniewski discussed the ongoing crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland, attributing blame to decisions made by the previous PO-PSL coalition and current leaders. He criticized the selection of judges in 2015 and the actions of President Andrzej Duda and former Prime Minister Beata Szydło. Kwaśniewski suggested a potential reset of the Tribunal to ensure independence from political influence. He described the situation as a dramatic deadlock with conflicting views on legitimacy. Recent developments include protests and a statement from President Karol Nawrocki regarding constitutional order violations.
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