Changes

Before 2007 the party ideology was mostly neoliberal and moderately conservative. It supported tax cuts, flat tax, privatization of healthcare, deregulation of the economy, abolishing the compulsory military service and opposed legalizing [[abortion]], [[Same-sex marriage|same-sex marriages]] and soft drugs decriminalisation. Since the party came to power very little of promised reforms were implemented. The conscription was abolished in 2010. In 2011 the party voted against totally banning abortion, but the same day it also voted against liberalizing the abortion law.  

Before 2007 the party ideology was mostly neoliberal and moderately conservative. It supported tax cuts, flat tax, privatization of healthcare, deregulation of the economy, abolishing the compulsory military service and opposed legalizing [[abortion]], [[Same-sex marriage|same-sex marriages]] and soft drugs decriminalisation. Since the party came to power very little of promised reforms were implemented. The conscription was abolished in 2010. In 2011 the party voted against totally banning abortion, but the same day it also voted against liberalizing the abortion law.  

Among the members of Civic Platform there are both people with conservative and more left-wing views, so its political position is rather difficult to clearly indentify. The party is sharply criticized both by left and right-wing politicians, mainly for growing public debt, rising bureaucracy and populism. Nevertheless Civic Platform still remains the leader in most of the polls.

Among the members of Civic Platform there are both people with conservative and more left-wing views, so its political position is rather difficult to clearly identify. The party is sharply criticized both by left and right-wing politicians, mainly for growing public debt, rising bureaucracy and populism. Nevertheless Civic Platform still remains the leader in most of the polls.

[[Category:Poland]]

[[Category:Poland]]