"Two years of the December 13th coalition have passed. Have you seen their billboards? We decided to show the truth and change them a bit!" - posts with this content have been appearing on PiS social media profiles since yesterday.

The posts are accompanied by graphics that reference the government's billboards, but are, of course, critical of Donald Tusk's cabinet.

One published today features the slogan: "This government took our security – the state is not reacting to sabotage, subversion, and hybrid threats," and the slogan "We do, we don't talk" has been changed to "They talk, they don't do.".

❌ Mijają dwa lata koalicji 13 grudnia. Widzieliście ich billboardy? Postanowiliśmy pokazać jaka jest prawda i nieco je zmienić!
🟥 Bezpieczeństwo to nie konferencje i slogany. To decyzje i działania, których ten rząd nie podejmuje.
‼️ Niech przestaną okłamywać Polaków.… pic.twitter.com/0elg6vXUtK

— Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (@pisorgpl) December 12, 2025

- Someone hit their head. They think that if they pick up speed a second time and hit their head with greater force, it will be good. I completely don't understand it - said Przemysław Wipler in the RMF FM 'Morning Interview', when asked about the government submitting the same bill on cryptocurrencies for the second time.

- Substantively, I think Donald Tusk could lose in parliament itself. Because in this matter, there is an alternative project from Poland 2050 - he indicated.

- If someone wants to lower the world's highest fee for having a registered crypto company in Poland fivefold – and that's what Poland 2050 wants – then it's a step absolutely in the right direction. […] There are a number of other things that are much better than in the government's project - he assessed.

- So it could be that the Poland 2050 project or amendments in this spirit will pass, not the government's project. […] If amendments proposed by our MPs, or by MPs from PiS or MPs from Poland 2050, going in the right direction, pass, then perhaps this law will be signed - he stated.

- The President will show that he was effective and that he moved this law a bit in the right direction. And we will write and vote for the optimal one in two years - he added.

- The Prime Minister of the Polish government, who has made attacks on the President of the Republic of Poland the purpose of his political existence, does not bring Poland any seriousness. Unfortunately, this state of emotional agitation of Donald Tusk only deepens - wrote the presidential spokesperson, Rafał Leśkiewicz, on social media.

Premier polskiego rządu, który z ataków na Prezydenta RP uczynił cel swojej politycznej egzystencji nie przynosi Polsce powagi. Niestety, ten stan emocjonalnego rozdygotania Donalda Tuska tylko się pogłębia. https://t.co/8xLwkHbw9n

— Rafał Leśkiewicz (@LeskiewiczRafa) December 12, 2025

- Insufficient, without a repeat, a retake, preferably with expulsion from school - said Przemysław Wipler in the RMF FM “Morning Conversation,” when asked what grade he would give Donald Tusk's government after two years in office.

Asked if he would give any minister a better grade, he replied: - Sikorski would get a C, because he had several very good speeches when it comes to issues fundamental to Poland. Against the backdrop of this government, he’s not bad.

- When it comes to public finances, it's a tragedy. You could say that Morawiecki's deficit has been adopted and has become Domański's deficit. Currently, the government plans to spend 920 billion next year, while only having just over 600 [billion], which means that at this rate, Poland will go bankrupt in 2-3 years - said Przemysław Wipler in the "Morning Interview" on RMF FM.

- The best thing that could happen to Poland after these two years is early elections and the choosing of a new parliament and a new government. Because the current government, over two years, has not delivered on any of its fundamental, serious promises - said Przemysław Wipler in the "Morning Interview" on RMF FM.

- Of the '100 concrete actions' that Donald Tusk promised, a few, perhaps a dozen, have been fulfilled. They were supposed to be fulfilled within the first 100 days, and now - I remind you - half a term has passed - he continued.

- I believe the President because up until now, there have been poor experiences with government communication on these matters - Przemysław Wipler said in the “Morning Interview” on RMF FM, when asked whom he trusts more regarding the MiGs: the President or the Minister of National Defence.

- I think that if the dispute continues, we will be informed; one of the sides will want to show us what the actual correspondence looked like - he assessed.

- If there is no compromise regarding ambassador appointments, it means that Minister Sikorski wants and strives for Polish diplomacy to be weaker, not stronger, meaning we won't have ambassadors, but rather acting heads of mission in many important posts, for example in Washington, for example in Rome, for example in Kyiv. This is a policy that is in opposition to Poland's state interest - said Zbigniew Bogucki on "Poranek Wnet".

- We are the presidential administration, and the President and I have not received any information regarding cryptoassets to this day. I cannot speak about this [secret] meeting. This is all a trick by Donald Tusk, who has silenced parliamentarians and the president's administration, and then came out and started talking about Russian mafias. Specific details about what happened, what proceedings are underway, should have been presented to the President. If this presentation hasn't happened, it's difficult to say we are dealing with serious action - said Zbigniew Bogucki on "Poranek Wnet".

"The President was not informed because no information, no protocol, no note, no document presenting the government's position on this matter reached the National Security Bureau," said Wojciech Kolarski in TOK FM, when asked how it was that the President was not informed about the procedures regarding the handover of MiGs to Ukraine.

"There was no position adopted at the committee that would require transmission to the President," he continued.

"Discussions are ongoing on many topics at the Security Committee of the Council of Ministers, but no position was adopted there that would have been conveyed to the President on this matter, and therefore the President was not properly informed by the government on this issue, not by the BBN," he went on to say.

- The President has spoken quite concretely here (regarding the DSA laws). Of course, this is not my decision, but the decision of the Head of State, but I think that the President absolutely stands on the side of freedom, which is fundamental for a democratic state, for civil society, for a normally functioning democracy- said Zbigniew Bogucki in “Poranek Wnet”.

- President Karol Nawrocki, as I know from personal conversations, very much wanted to sign the bill concerning the national park, he really wanted to, but he consulted on it very broadly. There was also a meeting with Minister Hennig-Kloska, with Minister Dorożała, with Mr. Gramatyka, however, they did not convince the President of the merits of this concept - said Zbigniew Bogucki on "Poranek Wnet".

- Stadium thugs are active again. In Gdynia, they severely beat a twelve-year-old, and near Białystok, they attacked Spanish fans with hammers and sharp objects. Bolder than ever. The police have already apprehended some of the perpetrators. Fortunately, the President has no veto power here - Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on social media.

Stadionowi bandyci znów aktywni. W Gdyni pobili ciężko dwunastolatka, koło Białegostoku zaatakowali młotkami i ostrymi przedmiotami hiszpańskich kibiców. Rozzuchwaleni jak nigdy. Policja już wyłapała część sprawców. Na szczęście tutaj prezydent nie ma prawa weta.

— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) December 12, 2025

- I have the impression that Karol Nawrocki wanted to cover up the blunder that happened with his employees and the talk about conscription and the return to conscription. One of the advisors or ministers mentioned it, so they came up with the idea that they would cover it up [with the MiG issue] - stated Borys Budka on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

"No, that was a position expressed by the head of the National Security Bureau [...]. The President has not taken a stance on this matter," Wojciech Kolarski said on TOK FM, when asked if it was the President's position that the reinstatement of compulsory military service was necessary.

"One thing is certain: all around us, it's happening in Germany, it has happened in Scandinavia, it has happened in the Baltic countries, these countries have returned to the basic military service that was suspended here by then-Minister of National Defence Bogdan Klich. Because the situation has changed," he continued.

"I am absolutely in favour. I, but I emphasize, this is my personal opinion, Wojciech Kolarski's. [...] My personal opinion is that yes, I am in favour of reinstatement," he went on to say.

- Certainly, there are valuable people [in PiS]. I won't name names, because I wouldn't want anyone to be fired later for talking to us somewhere, but the worst thing that can happen to Poland is Kaczyński together, together with Braun - stated Borys Budka on "Graffiti" Polsat News.

- Jarosław Kaczyński is ready to form a coalition with the devil just to return to power. That's why MP Sasin told the truth. He is ready to sign a coalition with Braun, he would be ready to make Braun prime minister, as long as he gets control of the special services, the interior ministry, and the justice ministry - stated Borys Budka on Polsat News' "Graffiti."

- Donald Trump is pursuing a policy that is generally good for Poland, it serves Poland - said Wojciech Kolarski in a conversation with Jacek Żakowski on "Poranek TOK FM".

- Donald Trump's policy creates opportunities for Poland to achieve significant benefits on the international stage - he continued.

- We are halfway there, and a great many matters have been settled. I would remind you of the raging inflation and high prices we had to confront. I would remind you of how State Treasury Companies were being drained by the previous government. I would remind you of the successful project to reinstate in vitro - stated Borys Budka in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on Polsat News' "Graffiti."

- I am fully aware that there are disappointed people. And I would say: give us a bit more time, because Poland is on the right track, we are a large construction site, we are undertaking an energy transformation, and we are striving for these economic growth effects to be felt in people's wallets as well - he continued.

At 12:00 PM, the meeting "Central Airport - Future and Opportunities" will take place at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister (KPRM) with the participation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Minister of Infrastructure Dariusz Klimczak.

 At 5:30 PM, an open meeting with residents will be held in Brzozów with the participation of Mateusz Morawiecki, Beata Szydło, and Daniel Obajtek.

At 6:00 PM, the event "Turbo Poland" will take place in Płock with the participation of Adrian Zandberg and Aleksandra Owca.

Also today, the presidium of the PiS Political Committee is scheduled to convene.