Poland’s Old-New Government Offers a Cautionary Tale 

The challenge to the West is not only from without but from within — by proponents of a left ideological movement that seeks to control free societies.

AP/Petr David Josek, file
The Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, at Warsaw, October 15, 2023. AP/Petr David Josek, file

It is often those who warn of democracy’s demise, should power not be granted them, who preside, ultimately, over its unseemly death. So it seems to be with Donald Tusk, who, in December and for the third time, became Poland’s prime minister. Poland’s predicament since has thrust the country — a member of the North Atlantic Treaty — into turmoil. For America, too, it is a cautionary tale of electoral consequences.

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