Komorowski, Miller and Pawlak: Tusk's Government Has Lost Its Reform Drive

Former president Bronisław Komorowski, ex-prime minister Leszek Miller and former deputy PM Waldemar Pawlak agreed on the programme "Prezydenci i Premierzy" that Tusk's government has lost its ambition to reform Poland. Komorowski said it is easier to win elections by scrapping reforms than implementing them. Miller noted that despite the Solidarity roots of some coalition members, reformist drive is absent.

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