Political Scene in Poland: Lech Wałęsa comments on support for Sławomir Mentzen

In fresh weeks, the political scene in Poland has been dominated by increasing support for the Confederate candidate, Sławomir Mentzen, in presidential polls. erstwhile president Lech Wałęsa did not leave a dry thread on the Confederate politician, calling it "political waste".

According to a poll conducted by the Pollster investigation Institute for “Super Express”, Rafał Trzaskowski (KO) can number on 35 percent support, Karol Nawrocki (PiS) for 23 percent, and Sławomir Mentzen (Confederation) for 19 percent. He points out that Mentzen has more support than his party, the Confederation, which is supported by 18.08 percent of the respondents.

Lech Wałęsa, erstwhile president of Poland, commented on the current political scene in the country, stating that "everything that is happening present is correct." Wałęsa believes that Poland must build a fresh era and learn from past mistakes. According to “Wprost”, Wałęsa added that “many valuable people avoid politics, resulting in random people.”

The erstwhile president did not dress up in words, stating that "there were a fewer decent ones left, but the remainder were waste that did not go anywhere and entered parliament." erstwhile asked if he considered Sławomir Mentzen to be “waste”, Wałęsa replied without hesitation, “of course”.

According to the March 2023 data, 62% of Poles believe that politics in the country is more divided than before. According to the CBOS survey, 71% of respondents believe that politicians are more curious in fighting for power than in solving social problems.

Lech Wałęsa believes that many capable Poles "reveal politics", which he believes opens the door to the incorrect people. The erstwhile president believes that Poland needs a fresh generation of politicians who will be able to solve social problems and build a fresh era in the country.

According to experts, increasing support for Sławomir Mentzen may be due to a deficiency of assurance in another political parties. According to the Pollster investigation Institute, 45 percent of Poles believe that the ruling party, the PiS, is incapable to solve social problems in the country.

In this context, Lech Wałęsa believes that Poland needs a fresh political imagination that will be able to unite society and solve the problems of the country. The erstwhile president believes that politics should be a service to society, not a power struggle.

Statistics show that over 70 percent of Poles believe that politics in the country is increasingly corrupt. According to a CBOS survey, 61% of respondents believe that politicians are more curious in their own interests than in social welfare.

In this context, Lech Wałęsa believes that Poland needs fresh political elites that will be able to solve the problems of the country and build a fresh era. The erstwhile president is of the opinion that politics should be taken by people of advanced morals and ethics who will be able to service society.