Kaczyński: If the elections were fair, one could say it was a small advantage. But because they were radically unfair, it's a very large advantage.

03/06/2025

10:48

Kaczyński:

If the elections were fair, one could say it was a small advantage. But because they were radically unfair, it's a very large advantage.

Michał Olech

- A vote of confidence is an attempt to maintain one's position after losing elections, and if those elections had been fair, one could say it was a small advantage. But because they were radically unfair, essentially conducted in a scandalous manner from a democratic perspective, one can say it's a very large advantage on our side, given that with such a media and financial advantage, and the methods they used, we still won - stated Jarosław Kaczyński in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

Michał Olech

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