Rydzyk defends the Holy Court. In the background of PiS, Ziobro and millions of state money. Is it time for political gratitude?

Tadeusz Rydzyk, supporting the protests before the Constitutional Tribunal, illustrates the complex network of links between the clergy and PiS policy. Zbigniew Ziobro and Bogdan Święczkowski, the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, are characters who have worked together in the same ideology over the years, and the erstwhile political commitment of Święczkowski raises questions about the impartiality of the Court. Rydzyk, who uses millions of public grants at the time of the governments of the United Right, present defends “constitutional independence”, which sounds hypocritical in the face of his close ties with the prosecution. Does defending the law mean defending old political friends? That question is gaining importance.