Votes have been all counted and Nawrocki will be the new Polish president.

He is from the right, nationalistic wing of the political scene (in a very broad meaning of the term „right wing”).

He won against the leftist, pro-globalist candidate, Trzaskowski.

It’s a small victory, from a worldwide perspective, but a very welcomed one.

Also, he’s not as pro-Ukraine as his predecessor.

This post was edited by kayko on Jun 2 2025 06:16am

Duda 2.0

they will never learn

gotta apologize Americans for my thoughts - turns out that we (Polish) are even more stupid

I don’t think so. Time will tell…

Yeah, because you ppl did believe that he is not from any party, only supported by one (the one that did the worst ruling in the Polish history and made our public TV their propaganda)

Congrats everything

No more questions.

Everybody knew he was chosen by the Law and Order party’s leader.

He won’t be totally independent, but he definitely can be more independent than Duda ever was.

He did get support from all 3 right wing Polish parties in the second round, too.

But, most importantly, looks like he won’t be as subordinate to the globalist agenda as Trzaskowski would be.

This post was edited by kayko on Jun 2 2025 07:41am

Yeah I can agree with some and some I just hope for

So Poland stayed right wing, as in nothing new.

Poland chose a left-wing government one and a half years ago.

This post was edited by kayko on Jun 2 2025 09:28am

By any Western standard, your left is still very far right and it remains right.

Edit: But to be fair, its probably the only way the "left" wing party could succeed there is to be more right than most western left wing parties.

This post was edited by SBD on Jun 2 2025 09:37am

With all due respect, I doubt that Kayko is Polish; he is strikingly different from the few but rather odious compatriots here.