Fallout from President Karol Nawrocki's televised address drove the day, with editors dissecting why he signed the legislation he had criticized. wPolityce tied the signature to control of the Constitutional Tribunal, accusing Tusk of taking Poles hostage and destroying their achievements, while TVN24 asked why Nawrocki had to swallow his own words, carrying Motyka's charge that he either did not read drafts or blatantly lied.
The Defence Ministry previewed a pre-war law, and fuel prices provided a parallel government-opposition clash as Tusk claimed success. TVN24 also reported five discontinued stock-exchange investigations under both PiS and KO rule.
On the right, attention turned to Morawiecki confirming a reversal over his new party, criticism of Mentzen from Błaszczak, and leaked recordings attributed to Braun, while a court ordered Krakow candidate Gibała to correct claims about KO councillors.