“What is happening today [in Warsaw] is the fulfillment of what I said during the election campaign. I said that Rafał Trzaskowski is a politician who will focus his work on foreign trips and investing in ideology, because that’s what he was known for in the elections. On Rafał Trzaskowski’s [FB] profile, you will see his foreign trips, taking money away from the promises he made for ideology, for the tram of diversity. Didn’t Patryk Jaki say this?” - asked Deputy Minister Patryk Jaki at a press conference.

“It is with great regret that I say we were right during the election campaign when we presented Rafał Trzaskowski as a candidate of ideology. It pains me to see how the development of Warsaw will be pushed aside, and ideological projects and foreign trips will become the most important,” he added. 

“Just as it is in Warsaw today, it will be exactly the same across Poland if Civic Platform wins. A few days after the elections, there will be a swift withdrawal from all promises, and then it will turn out that - just like Rafał Trzaskowski - we had everything calculated, but the conditions changed, and we have to abandon this program,” Jaki said.

“I cannot recall such an outright political, electoral lie. To pass a resolution a few days before the elections and say, ‘Look, Varsovians, you will have a 99% rebate,’ and then to withdraw from it almost two weeks after the inauguration and call your program unrealistic – I don’t recall another such situation, such brazen arrogance,” he added.