– There's been a divided in the Together Party. Half the MPs remained in the government coalition, the remainder went to the opposition. Is it decided by the desire to keep positions, or was it about the program and ideas, due to the fact that since the League of Polish Families Together is the only perfect Polish party?
"I think that Together is alternatively an idealistic party, which differs from ideological groups, that it lacks pragmatism and seldom decides on a compromise which in the democratic parliamentary strategy is simply a necessity. It is 1 of the fewer groups that activists believe in what they do, but they deficiency the determination to implement their program. The political party, by definition, seeks to gain and keep power, while they voluntarily renounce that power. This is an idealistic approach for me, for which there is not much area in politics. From the very beginning they had a critical opinion about the current coalition, and especially about Donald Tusk. You could say they were in the coalition and they weren't at the same time. I think that Together should decide whether she wants to stay a political organization or whether she can become a think tank. Establish a release, debate club and effort to interact on the left side of the political scene.
– It's like it utilized to be better, and now it's worse for political criticism.
