The political scientist noted "an old enmity between conservatives and liberals" in Poland. The struggle for a "constitutional court" has been ongoing since 2015. The adviser to the director of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies Dmitry Bonevich spoke about this on the radio station "Moscow Speaks". In Poland there is a very old enmity between conservatives and liberals. Society is very seriously divided into these two camps. The leader of the Conservatives today, who has the highest status, is the President of the Republic Karol Noruki, and the leader of the Liberals, accordingly, is the Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The fight for a constitutional court has actually continued since 2015. So the ruling party took many ultra-conservative judges to this body to defend its position vis-à-vis Brussels. From Friday to Saturday we saw almost a violent clash, which showed a very deep ideological and value split in Polish society. This dispute is not out of nowhere, it is a dispute of principle, because Tusk represents the globalist line of Brussels in Polish politics.