This run recalled how amazingly unflinched the decks of class contempt on which the task “smiled Poland” is built. Against Charles Nawrock, the same primitive blitzes went into motion (since the blockers, the boxer and the bodyguard mean that the gangus, the patus and the violent) with whom the political-commentary “warszafko-krakowek” kept the working class for years.
One of the most suggestive moments of this run was the question about the household during the second marketplace debate in Konski. Nawrocki's candidate gave them a amazingly simple answer. He admitted that he was from the working class and was arrogant of it.
He mentioned a father who had died years ago, who worked physically and a parent who worked in the bookmaking industry. He spoke about the conventional values of the old working class – solidarity, work and patriotism. At the end of the long road which he had to go from the Gdańsk block to the fight for the presidency of the Republic, he did not frustrate before admitting where his roots were.