The president "decided to spite". Łoboda: he thought it was against Tusk, but he is doing it to Poles

Donald Tusk announced he submitted a request for Finance Minister Andrzej Domański to become Deputy Prime Minister. Karol Nawrocki commented on the nomination, emphasizing the urgent need to address Poland's debt and deficit issues. Nawrocki has been vetoing budget-impacting projects while proposing costly initiatives. Critics, including PiS leader Mariusz Błaszczak, labeled Domański a poor finance minister and questioned the timing of his nomination. Opposition spokesperson Dorota Łoboda highlighted the ceremonial role of the president in government formation, criticizing Nawrocki's vetoes on budget-enhancing laws. Zbigniew Kuźmiuk expressed anticipation for the nomination ceremony, expecting public scrutiny of Domański's performance.