On February 10, Polish MP Ryszard Terlecki engaged with journalists and responded to a question regarding Zbigniew Ziobro's attendance in the parliament. When his party colleague, Sebastian Kaleta, interrupted him, Terlecki expressed discontent with Kaleta's behavior using a vulgar term, suggesting a rift within the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS). The incident highlights the rising tensions among PiS factions amid ongoing political battles.

The internal struggle within PiS is particularly consequential as it may affect the party's unity and effectiveness in governance. Terlecki's comments, although personally dismissive of Kaleta's behavior, reflect deeper issues within the party as they face challenges in maintaining solidarity among their members. As differing factions emerge, the implications could lead to a power shift or necessitate new strategic alignments.

The media attention surrounding the exchange also underscores the scrutiny that politicians face, particularly in light of social media. Terlecki’s comment quickly circulated online, potentially influencing public perception of the party and its members, and raising questions about the professionalism and decorum expected from elected officials. The incident reveals underlying conflicts that may shape the future direction of the party and Polish politics as a whole.