Who's closer to PiS and who's closer to KO?
So far, many commentators of Polish policy had to pay attention to the fact that the Confederacy distanced itself from PiS and KO. Although it has been said that a faction of nationalists led by Robert Winnicki may be inclined to make an alliance with the Law and Justices after elections due to a akin outlook, a view of past and national identity. On the another hand, conservative liberals who belong to this formation shyly repelled that the KO coalitions could not be definitively excluded.
– If we even consider a coalition with anyone, it would make more sense to deal tactically with the current opposition," said Onet Przemysław Wipler of the Confederacy. Those words fell from his mouth in early August.
Bosak refused to sign the declaration
Although many Confederate voters cannot imagine the common regulation of this organization from the PiS and the KO, based on the premise: “PiS, PO, 1 evil”, Krzysztof Bosak refused to sign the declaration ‘I, the undersigned, Krzysztof Bosak I declare that the Confederation He's not going into the PiS/KO coalition. Otherwise, I will submit a parliamentary mandate." WP writer Patryk Michalski asked the Confederate MP to make a clear declaration. Bosak felt there was no need.
Krzysztof Bosak refused to sign a declaration that he would not join all coalition with the Law and Justice or with the KO. https://t.co/lPkpj5aQX5
— Simon Jadczak (@Szadczak) October 12, 2023
Of course, this will not find anything, but many Confederate voters were most likely consternated erstwhile they saw Krzysztof Bosak feel uncomfortable in this situation.
Bosak calls PiS politicians hypocrites
Following Bosak's intense activity at the end of the electoral campaign, it can be noted that, although he did not sign the aforementioned declaration, many people who support the Confederate inactive can number on the "turnover of the table". So the supporters of this right-wing group call the desire to remove the establishment from power. The polls clearly indicate that this is evidently impossible. If the Confederacy wants to be a part of the future government, it will bind either to the PiS or to the KO, due to the fact that although we do not know who will win the election, it is certain that individual from the PiS-PO duo will be in power. The question is whether Sławomir Mentzen's organization wants to co-create the future government...
The Confederacy could make the life of the rulers as opposition, possibly part of its politicians see its function in the fresh parliament. To date, they wanted to be considered as a substantive opposition, opposing themselves the PO – called with stubbornness by the PiS "total opposition".
"PiS is simply a organization of hypocrites, not conservatives," Bosak said in the media yesterday. He suggested that PiS does not care about household values, does not advance the pro-life agenda.
Bosak predicts that the Confederate may be in opposition
Krzysztof Bosak in Business Insider said how he pictured the Confederacy's function after the election:
— In fact, we do not see good coalition partners for our formation in the future Sejm to implement our programme, and we, in turn, do not intend to vote for bad ideas. The situation will most likely end as in this term. I mean, the Confederacy will be independent, outside of the agreements, and will vote in favour of single good laws, propose its own. The difference will be that we will be able to submit our own draft laws, not walk and ask for individual to sign for us," he said.
Bosak pointed out that even though the Law and the Confederacy were frequently thrown into the same bag with the slogan "right", the laws proposed by the Law and Justice were paradoxically more frequently supported by the Left – this was the case for the economy, taxation issues. Bosak besides spares no PiS times for the Lisbon Treaty and climate policy.
Banas excludes common governments from the Law and Justice
Let us besides add that Jacob Banas, the Confederate politician, the boy of the president of NIK, was besides asked about the possible of a possible coalition of the Confederate from the Law and Justice:
— Krzysztof Bosak and Sławomir Mentzen are not like Paul Kukiz. They realize how PiS and Jarosław Kaczyński play,” said Tok FM Banas in the debate. The Confederate candidate for the Sejm ruled out a post-election alliance with the PiS.
