Duda on Nawrocki: If he vetoes, he clearly has reasons for it

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08:30

Tomasz Synowiec

- If he vetoes, he clearly has reasons for it, because I have never vetoed without reason and I have no doubt that President Karol Nawrocki also does not veto without reason. It might also have seemed to Prime Minister Donald Tusk's camp that they would hold onto the laws, because either their candidate would come and win the presidential election, which he didn't manage, and then they concluded that the new president doesn't have experience yet and will be softer, will be easier, which is why they threw things that were previously in drawers, because they were convinced that Andrzej Duda would not agree to them - said Andrzej Duda in "Gość Radia Zet".

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