– However, in the immediate term, it seems to me that President Nawrocki faces an opportunity: to harness the far-reaching frustration of a significant portion of voters who are disappointed with the parliamentary-cabinet form of government, as they perceive it as an emanation of party interests. In my opinion, aversion to parties is growing in Poland, as is aversion to parliament. The question then is, who will politically harness this? And to what extent will the party backing of the candidate, and indeed of the president himself, allow him to do so – stated Bronisław Komorowski in "Poranna rozmowa w RMF FM" (Morning Talk on RMF FM).

– One thing is certain: PiS will, so to speak, endorse every concept that could give them new points during the parliamentary elections. However, what they will do after the parliamentary elections, nobody knows. I believe, however, that party leaders – I'm speaking of PiS – will think in the following way: it's true that it's easier for us, for the right, to win presidential elections, because ultimately, from the opposing side, only Aleksander Kwaśniewski and I have won presidential elections once – he continued.