Prime Minister Donald Tusk does not rule out early elections “in the coming weeks” if the “crisis of trust” and “political stalemate” triggered by the ongoing scandal over wire-tapped recordings of top officials and a Wednesday police raid on a local newsroom deepen, Tusk said on Thursday.
Tusk disavowed direct responsibility for a Wednesday police raid on a local newsroom, but said he was prepared to pay a political price.
“I do not rule out that the [political] price will be a severe assessment of citizens in elections, which might perhaps take place in a few weeks. . . .if the country becomes locked in a political stalemate,” Tusk said of the outlook following the latest developments.
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