Nawrocki: We All Smile – Not Because We Live in a Smiling Poland, but Because We Hold Hope for Change in Our Hearts

21/03/2025

18:36

Nawrocki:

We All Smile – Not Because We Live in a Smiling Poland, but Because We Hold Hope for Change in Our Hearts

Michał Lubowicki

– We all smile, rejoice, and are happy, but not because we live in a smiling Poland. We smile only because we hold hope in our hearts that something will change in Poland. That the system of running things in Poland will change, that what Donald Tusk's current government has led to will change. And Poland will return to the tracks of normality, development, security, and a deep awareness of where our security interests lie and where they do not – said Karol Nawrocki in Iława.

Michał Lubowicki

live

11 hours

Kowalczyk: I Don't See Braun in Government

11 hours

„The vast majority of the PSL will support it.” — Motyka on the status of a close person

11 hours

Trzaskowski: I Would Like Hołownia to Continue in Politics

11 hours

Motyka: If We Want to Literally Treat the Constitution as the Supreme Law, We Should Abolish Term Limits

11 hours

„I Would Want Someone Focused Primarily on Cooperation to Win.” — Trzaskowski on the Elections in Poland 2050

11 hours

Motyka: We Will Develop an Alternative Draft That Accepts the Milestone and Strengthens the National Labour Inspectorate

11 hours

„Paradoxically, There Will Be More Party Influence.” — Trzaskowski Against Term Limits in Local Government

11 hours

„So That He Might Be Quoted.” — Kowalczyk on Terlecki

11 hours

Kowalczyk: Let's Not Talk About a Factional War, We're Discussing Differences of Opinion on Various Topics

11 hours

Motyka: Entrepreneurs are not bloodthirsty piranhas preying on employees

state of play

01/08/2026

POLITICAL STATE OF PLAY: Kaczyński Distances Himself from Braun 'Even at the Cost of Stalemate,' Gądek: Kaczyński 'Spoke to Morawiecki' about a Multi-Nurtured Party, Stankiewicz: Pełczyńska Distributes Positions