Zbigniew Bogucki, who heads the Chancellery of the President of Poland (KPRP), has accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of deceiving the public about the dispute surrounding the Constitutional Court, according to Wiadomości Onet. The station reports that Bogucki described Tusk as a "political, pathological liar."
Bogucki also characterized the government's conduct as "brutal lawlessness," arguing that it was bound to draw a response from the president, Wiadomości Onet reports.
The remarks add to an escalating public argument between the presidential chancellery and the prime minister's office over the role and standing of the Constitutional Court. The same outlet's coverage links the exchange to a wider cluster of stories about the court, including comments from Adam Bodnar on the situation there and constitutional lawyers' reactions to a clash between Maciej Berek and Karol Nawrocki.
Separately, the material notes that Mariusz Błaszczak has been questioned in connection with Berek's swearing-in in the Sejm, a matter covered by both TVN24 and RMF24. Those reports raise the question of whether a formal investigation will follow.
The immediate focus is whether Bogucki's language signals a further hardening of the president's camp toward the government, and whether the questioning of Błaszczak develops into a formal probe.
