They describe the policy in its pure form. From the early morning. No fuss, no moralizing, no hatred, but also no pressure. No division between better and worse. They write about Warsaw , about intrigues, about sudden twists and turns, about plans and strategies, about knives stuck in the back, about cases with far-reaching consequences, about mysterious text messages and accidental retweets. About parties and meetings in cafes that are much more important than tapeworm press conferences and boring dispatches. About trends in the network, in Poland and beyond. About the media and what is happening in the centers of power - where the real decisions are made. About what happens abroad, if it is important from the Polish point of view or has a Polish context. They e are not interested in the topics of the day, shiny and discussed by everyone, conference after the conference, briefing after briefing. They are rather interested in the answer to the question what all this means, what is behind the facade , what do people live from politics - also writing and talking about it. Tweet after tweet, sign by character, second by second.

They do not write about sport, unless Donald Tusk just scored a goal for someone he usually did not shoot. They are not interested in fashion, unless someone just got fatally dressed. They are not interested in gadgets unless they are relevant to what is the state of the game for now. They write about the game. The most important of all.