The current Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, is a WEF candidate who is seeking to turn Poland into a reduced vassal state obedient to the European Union. His efforts to undo Poland’s conservative culture and replace it with degenerate leftism have been held up by the current President of Poland, Andrzej Duda, a pro-Trump ally.
Now his handpicked successor, Karol Nawrocki, faces an uphill, but not insurmountable, battle with Donald Tusk’s far left ally, Rafal Trzaskowski, another self-hating Pole looking to destroy Poland’s sovereignty from within.
Should the far-left candidate win the election on May 18, 2025, Poland will rapidly accelerate its descent into far-left madness, an outcome that would harm American interests and aid Progmericans in their continued effort to undermine liberty at home and abroad for the sake of a global oligarchy that treats humans like raw resources.
Poland in 2025: Key Presidential Election to Feature in Busy Year – Reporting Democracy
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…the presidential election in May will determine much of what happens this year in domestic politics, potentially impacting also the country’s standing on the international stage.
The polls indicate the most likely winner of the presidential election will be the current mayor of Warsaw, Rafal Trzaskowski, from Tusk’s Civic Platform (PO) party. Trzaskowski ran in 2020, but narrowly lost to Duda by only a few hundred thousand votes, a small difference in a country of 38 million.
The PiS contender, Karol Nawrocki, was handpicked by party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, though the 41-year-old is being presented to Polish voters as a non-partisan candidate. Nawrocki is known for having politicised the Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk as well as the Institute of National Remembrance in Warsaw, which he currently heads. According to Polish media, he also has links to far-right activists, which might make him appealing to voters of Confederation (a far-right alliance) whom PiS would try to attract in any second round in the election.
While Nawrocki’s performance so far is regarded by many as dull, the PO camp remains wary of a surprise victory by Kaczynski’s man: back in 2015, the PiS-allied Duda – also not known for an abundance of charisma – came out of nowhere to defeat the incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski.
