Now that is real twin's instinct..... 
Poland's President Lech Kaczynski on Monday appointed his
identical twin brother, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, as the new prime
minister.
The president "appointed Jaroslaw Kaczynski as the president of the
Council of Ministers," the presidential Web site said, using the
formal term for prime minister. The move came earlier than
expected; a previous announcement had said the appointment would
not take place until Monday evening.
Earlier Monday, Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz and his
government formally resigned, clearing the way for Jaroslaw
Kaczynski to form a new government.
Marcinkiewicz resigned in a meeting with President Lech Kaczynski
two days after the governing Law and Justice party decided to
replace him with Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the party chairman.
"I thanked him for his very good governing," Lech Kaczynski said in
a brief statement after a 45-minute meeting with Marcinkiewicz at
the presidential palace.
Marcinkiewicz departed amid reports of disagreements between him
and Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who was widely regarded as the power behind
the scenes of the outgoing government. The rift had reportedly
widened recently over conflicting views of Poland's economic
policy.
Marcinkiewicz met with his Cabinet for the last time before heading
for the president's office to tender his resignation.
While Marcinkiewicz is leaving his post, most of his ministers are
expected to stay in the new government under Jaroslaw
Kaczynski.
Kaczynski has said his future Cabinet would continue the pro-social
welfare policies of Marcinkiewicz's government. Law and Justice
sealed a coalition deal in May with two Euro-skeptic parties - the
farm-based Self-Defense and the Roman Catholic League of Polish
Families.
In one expected change on Sunday, Kaczynski picked Stanislaw Kluza,
a pro-market economist who served over the past two months as a
deputy finance minister and head of the ministry's research
department, to head the Finance Ministry in his future
Cabinet.
Kaczynski said at a news conference that Kluza would continue the
policies of his predecessor, Zyta Gilowska, who - until she
resigned two weeks ago - was seen as the key guarantor of fiscal
responsibility in Poland's government.
Marcinkiewicz will now run as the Law and Justice party's candidate
for mayor of Warsaw in fall elections.
I wonder what will happen in our Government do the same
thing.... 
