"Przemysław Czarnek, one of PiS leaders, does not rule out a future coalition with Braun's party. He is not bothered by the strong pro-Russian and antisemitic elements in Braun's activities. The masks are coming off!" - Tomasz Siemoniak wrote on X.

This is a reaction to Przemysław Czarnek's statement to Rzeczpospolita. Asked whether PiS could form a government with Braun's party, the politician said that "it is the voters, not the United States embassy, who will decide on the distribution of mandates in the Sejm" and "only then will we see with whom a coalition can be formed that will lead to the creation of a responsible government. [...] The United States has nothing to do with this."

Earlier, the US Ambassador to Poland, Tom Rose, said in an interview with Rzeczpospolita that Grzegorz Braun is "very anti-American" and that for the US administration, Braun's potential entry into government would be a "serious problem."

Przemysław Czarnek, jeden z liderów PiS, nie wyklucza przyszłej koalicji z partią Brauna. Nie przeszkadzają mu silne elementy prorosyjskie i antysemickie w działalności Brauna. Maski opadają!

— Tomasz Siemoniak (@TomaszSiemoniak) February 13, 2026