Former Polish President Aleksander Kwaśniewski has offered advice to Prime Minister Donald Tusk, urging him to avoid engaging in populistic tactics. Kwaśniewski believes Tusk, given his experience and age, should steer clear of “cheap populism.” He suggests that current Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki could capitalize on any programmatic void left by the governing coalition. In an interview with “Polityka,” Kwaśniewski argued Tusk needs a strategist akin to Michał Dworczyk to craft and implement a strong government narrative. This individual would be responsible for shaping the political discourse and handling the substantial workload of policy development. The advice centers on maintaining a dignified approach and effectively managing the government's public image while facing potential challenges from the opposition.