Polish MP Waldemar Buda sparked a public row by proposing that Jacek Kurski be ousted from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, prompting the party’s spokesman to denounce the move as harmful.
Proposal to Oust Kurski Ignites Public Row
Waldemar Buda announced on social media that members of PiS should sign a petition calling for Jacek Kurski’s removal. He said the initiative was a reaction to “disgusting insinuations” and triggered a wide‑spread public controversy.
PiS Spokesman Calls Moves “Damaging”
Rafał Bochenek stated that any public discussion of internal matters harms the camp. He labeled the expulsion idea as evidence of ill will and of actions commissioned by external political actors, urging restraint.
Internal Factional Tensions Escalate
Media coverage has highlighted a growing clash between Morawiecki‑aligned politicians and a group led by Jacek Sasinski, Przemyslaw Czarnk, Patryk Jakub, and Tobiasz Bocheński. Bochenek suggested the conflict is exaggerated and that the party remains united.
Party Meeting Seeks Unity but Sparks Division
Bochenek referred to a “Wigilia” gathering at PiS headquarters and another organized by Morawiecki. He noted a single, friendly photo and positive conversations, after which members proceeded to sub‑group meetings. Jaroslaw Kaczynski had urged unity during the event.
No Succession Battle Yet, Says Bochenek
Bochenek dismissed rumors of a succession fight after Kaczynski and denied claims that Morawiecki intends to start a new party. He said the presidency ends in 2029 and that such discussions are irrelevant today.
