Nawrocki: Closing Tusk's System and Installing Trzaskowski in the Presidential Palace Means the End of Poland as We Know It

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Nawrocki:

Closing Tusk's System and Installing Trzaskowski in the Presidential Palace Means the End of Poland as We Know It

Michał Olech

– Each of us will decide Poland's fate not for 5 years, but perhaps for decades, because closing Donald Tusk's system and installing Rafał Trzaskowski in the Presidential Palace means the end of Poland as we know it. The end of Poland as we know it in its current form, the ideological revolution, the realization of social gains achieved over so many years, will only truly begin – stated Karol Nawrocki in Rzeszów.

Michał Olech

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