- I have decided that I want to genuinely participate in this discussion about what's next for Poland 2050, because I have my ideas, I have my plan, which also hasn't been heard in recent months, in recent weeks. Just as many of our members feel unheard, one of the oldest deputy leaders of our party feels increasingly unheard - said Paulina Hennig-Kloska at a press conference.

- It's time for a change. Poland 2050 has enormous potential. We unequivocally proved this potential in 2023. It was thanks to Poland 2050 that a change of power could occur in 2023. [...] We need to reawaken this potential within Poland 2050 - she continued.

- We were, are, and will be a real alternative. A real political alternative that Poland desperately needs. What we see in the polls today is that this alternative is more needed than ever, that people are still searching for that third solution - she went on to say.

- The lack of this real alternative on our coalition's side [...] could lead to people taking power in Poland who speak the language of Russia, who write in Cyrillic on a daily basis, who falsify history - she added.

- Our party undoubtedly needs a change in management style, so that people in the regions feel more heard, so they have more influence on what happens in our group, but we also need a real dialogue with our voters - she emphasized.

- I plan to run for the leadership of Poland 2050, and I must say that this is a grassroots initiative. Seeing my hesitation, my friends, my closest collaborators [...] came and said: Paulina, you have to run [...] they collected twice as many signatures in 48 hours as are required to register a candidate and placed them on my desk - she said.