The new cover of the Polish Wprost is dedicated to the constitutional crisis that split the country into two camps. The government seems to be doing wrong if even a liberal magazine, which has always supported Donald Tusk's left-wing coalition, openly criticizes his actions to take over the Constitutional Court and calls it a "coup" (I wrote about this scandal here).
The magazine has no doubt that it will be followed by similar perceptions by the Supreme Court, the Attorney General's Office and the Election Commission - all before next year's elections. The article suggests: "Tusk apparently has research that says he will lose the election unless he takes decisive action."
At the same time, Wprost provides data from hot surveys following the court's arrest. If Tusk hoped to increase his ratings with his decisiveness, then he miscalculated - his party's popularity immediately dropped by 2.5% and fell below 30%. If the elections were held now, his coalition would not reach a majority of 28 seats.