Obviously not a fan of hard ball tactics like getting repressive organs involved but ultimately there's not much stopping any government from doing this and I don't really blame Tusk for not wanting to put up with their antics when it's important to get a crucial constitutional organ back online.

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Perhaps realisation that political problems need political (rather than lawyer-technical) solutions is the precedent that might come out of this? Not even a fig leaf is left on the fans of adhering to procedure this time (amazingly prof Zoll pretends otherwise).

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Well, it beats the PKP EIC Premiums top speed.

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Irrespective of actual justification or not and not knowing much about the situation, I'm worried about the precedent this sets or will be argued to have set by people wanting to do something vaguely similar in the future.

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More resembling a coop

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