The organization Together will not enter Donald Tusk's government. On Friday, we met a coalition agreement signed by Tusk, Holovnia, Czarzaste, Kosiniak-Kamysz and Biedronia. The signature of the typical or typical together shall not be provided under the document.
The decision of the organization Together to not enter the government is simply a mistake – for respective reasons.
Firstly, for a further year and a half and more, the judicial policy will be straight carried out in government – implemented in the form of regulations, orders and another instruments below the law level. Everything, nevertheless "radical", and frequently simply common sense, and what they would want to pass in the form of a policy bill and the election of the parties, the President, the period, will inactive strike them. In this situation, the deficiency of influence on the work of the ministries – this everyday, meticulous dłubanina in “techniques”, which will mean a large deal to the presidential election – is depriving ourselves of the most crucial tool for influencing public policies in general.
Secondly, part of the policy – especially in the areas of the left most interesting and omitted in the coalition agreement – will be decided on the street. If the Poles and Poles want to show quite a few opposition to conservative politics and press Tusk to push Kosiniak – the squad will surely be on these streets, and may they draw strength from them (and they themselves, synergistically, added street forces). but that her absence from government will have no relevance to the credibility of politicians (as the government supports it anyway).
Unless, together, the government ceases to support at all, but then the organization will be run over by road fighting by its own voters and happily scraped off the road by the Michalian Caesars and Thomas Foxes of our public sphere.
Thirdly, the division into the criticism left and the ruling left (copyright by Maciej Gdula) will encourage bringing the second closer to the camp of the "wide centre", possibly with a tendency to absorb by modern civic Whale. The first in turn threatens the position of pariah in mainstream media (because, you know, TVP will not become the Polish BBC, although it will most likely cease to be Fox News squared; TVN – similarly. You know, what I mean. If it goes deeper, the “left-wing” influence together on colleagues from the erstwhile Spring and the SLD will completely weaken, but this will increase the trend towards the primary firing acts completely separate from each other. And the ground for divided trends is, unfortunately, fertile – the regrets and claims of each another after the elections are not lacking.
Fourthly, the government and surrounding areas are besides institutes, agencies, centres where expertise is produced, organizes influence on society, gets networking, hires (yes!) people to do different things, including good and needed ones. I say that not entering the government means losing an crucial part of these resources – and given whose list the squad members competed on, besides many others do not have. In terms of Polish politics, it means tying hands, or putting bricks in your backpack.
And finally, fifthly, I presume that if together she entered the government, behind this damn memogeneous table, where 5 men in the navy initialled a coalition agreement, Magda Biejat would be sitting. And she didn't sit down and it's very bad for the government, Magda Biejat, and the organization together.
They will not speculate about the reasons for this decision – I have only the suspicion that the same ones who pressed on specified a direction, in the long run, are the least certain and trustworthy ally possibly the best candidates for MPs and MPs who gained mandates in these elections.
