Jarosław Kaczyński is fighting to maintain control of the right wing, but PiS will never return to its former power, assesses Professor Rafał Chwedoruk. Donald Tusk, however, has no reason to calm down. According to the political scientist, his main hope for victory lies in dividing his opponents, and an election turned into a plebiscite for the prime minister will end badly for him. Karol Nawrocki could play a key role in this equation.
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Jarosław Kaczyński is fighting to maintain control of the right wing, but PiS will never return to its former power, assesses Professor Rafał Chwedoruk. Donald Tusk, however, has no reason to calm down. According to the political scientist, his main hope for victory lies in dividing his opponents, and an election turned into a plebiscite for the prime minister will end badly for him. Karol Nawrocki could play a key role in this equation.