In two years the government hardly delivered anything they promised. And not just because Duda was still a president vetoing everything. No surprise people are disappointed.
It was to be expected that the polish government would disappoint to some extent. It’s a coalition of four parties that don’t agree on everything, so it’s to be expected that it’s mostly compromises everyone can kind of live with. But wouldn’t it make more sense then to vote for a president who most likely won’t veto everything, so that the few progressive things the government agrees on can be enacted? If you want progressive politics you vote for progressive parties/people, even if they don’t move stuff forward. At least they don’t move them backwards, so in the next election you can build on a stronger foundation.
In two years the government hardly delivered anything they promised. And not just because Duda was still a president vetoing everything. No surprise people are disappointed.
It was to be expected that the polish government would disappoint to some extent. It’s a coalition of four parties that don’t agree on everything, so it’s to be expected that it’s mostly compromises everyone can kind of live with. But wouldn’t it make more sense then to vote for a president who most likely won’t veto everything, so that the few progressive things the government agrees on can be enacted? If you want progressive politics you vote for progressive parties/people, even if they don’t move stuff forward. At least they don’t move them backwards, so in the next election you can build on a stronger foundation.