Marcin Przydacz, head of the International Policy Bureau of the President of the Republic of Poland (Prezydenta RP), has accused Donald Tusk of consistently blaming others and inciting conflict in Polish politics over the past twenty years. This statement is a direct response to comments made by Tusk regarding the “political responsibility” of Karol Nawrocki and the leader of PiS concerning events surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal (TK). Przydacz alleges that Tusk’s primary political tactic has been to deflect blame rather than assume responsibility. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between the current government and opposition figures in Poland. The accusations center on accountability for recent events and reflect a broader pattern of political maneuvering. This public dispute underscores the deeply polarized political climate within Poland. The statement from the Presidential office aims to counter Tusk’s narrative and defend the actions of those associated with the ruling party.