The Polish President announced he will veto the controversial bill that enables the government replace and appoint Supreme Court judges. Tens of thousands protested against the bill while the EU issued warnings of sanctions. This seemingly is a clear case of the functioning of the EU holding its member state accountable.
Only by suggesting if not offering even the possibility of fairness and equality, we'd be looking at the unfairness in some different light. The rich is not adored as something that is only cool and fabulous. If not being told, or being flooded by the stupendous glory of wealth and some dubious ways of making large sums of money, overlooking everything else but those under the spotlight, we'd been blinded by the limelight. Good leadership should mean good for all member states. It is not as if bullying makes the union better in whatever ways.After days of protests across Poland, President Andrzej Duda has vowed to veto the country's controversial judicial reform pic.twitter.com/NCpaC2glMa— dwnews (@dwnews) July 24, 2017