- There is some truth in what the editor is saying regarding the technicality of this merger, because the United Right, through 8 years of governing together, cooperated very closely, and these boundaries have blurred. Just as they are currently blurring within the Left, within that group, or in Civic Coalition (KO). A great many KO voters are not aware that PO and Modern still exist. All of this has faded, and after 8 years of our governance, it has also faded. So, in a sense, it was a technical acceptance of a state that factually existed, and now formally also exists – stated Tobiasz Bocheński on the program "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" on TVN24.

Bocheński: By Incorporating Sovereign Poland, PiS Gains a Stronger Right-Wing Faction

- I would set aside the issue of burdens and look at the spectrum of views, in terms of who represents what. In effect, by incorporating Sovereign Poland, PiS gains a stronger right-wing faction, because Sovereign Poland, for example, compared to me, expresses views much further to the right, but that's good. Thanks to this, the spectrum of views within PiS broadens, but this doesn't mean that individuals who are more centrist will cease their participation in the discourse – he added.