Mucha: The Government Should Be Led by Someone Who Has a Chance to Win in 2027

13/10/2025

18:46

Mucha:

The Government Should Be Led by Someone Who Has a Chance to Win in 2027

Michał Lubowicki

- I believe that the government should be led by someone who will have a chance to win in 2027 - Joanna Mucha stated in the "Afternoon Conversation" on RMF FM.

- Besides the fact that I have already expressed my opinion, which is what it is, and that is already inelegant, if I were to suggest to our coalition partners who they should nominate, that would truly be completely out of place - she emphasized.

Michał Lubowicki

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