„He Didn't Participate in Removing Crosses from Offices.” — Kamiński on Why Sikorski is a Better Candidate Than Trzaskowski

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09:13

Kamiński on Why Sikorski is a Better Candidate Than Trzaskowski:

He Didn't Participate in Removing Crosses from Offices.

- If you ask me why Trzaskowski is a worse candidate in the second round than Radosław Sikorski, it's because Radosław Sikorski did not remove crosses from offices in Poland, and Radosław Sikorski did not participate in or permit the parodying of Holy Mass – Michał Kamiński stated on TVN24.

- There are a lot of non-PiS voters, and therein lies the problem. Non-PiS voters who do not want a moral revolution and leftism in Poland, whatever we may call it, and this is a problem we must face – he continued.

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