„He Won't Want To, But He'll Have To.” — Sawicki on Tusk's Presidential Bid

17/10/2024

09:04

Sawicki on Tusk's Presidential Bid:

He Won't Want To, But He'll Have To.

- I suspect that Nawrocki was put forward for that reason, not another PiS candidate, to show high support for Rafał Trzaskowski, who, I assure you, will not run anyway - Marek Sawicki said on RMF FM. - If yesterday it was already stated by Civic Platform that there are 5 candidates, and among the 5, who is the most important? There is only one important person in Civic Platform - he continued. - He won't want to [run, Donald Tusk], but he will have to, because unfortunately the others will not promise good election results - he went on to say.

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